I highly recommend, when considering what plants to use in making your smudge sticks…look around…what grows near you…use it! How to Make Smudge Sticks To make smudge sticks :: Cut the branches of the plant material you are using into 7-10 inch lengths.(Note :: I like to allow fres...
What to look for:This is the largest finch in the UK, with a large head and thick beak. They are mainly a rusty brown colour, with a darker brown back and wings. Their white undertail, tail tip and wing bars are easy to see in flight. Their head is a warmer orange-brown and they...
wounds and inflammations. Harvest just when the buds began to open on a sunny day. To tell if they are ready, press a bud between your fingers, if there’s a spurt of purple or deep red they are ready to pick, if not it is either too early or too ...
As the plant grows, the roots elongate and the nutrient solution level is reduced to keep just a few inches of the roots submerged. This allows the roots to take up solution, but the space between the plant and the solution allows a majority of the roots to be surrounded by air to ...
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Add a bit of raw local honey, fruit juice,licorice root powder, orstevia leaf powderto sweeten your infusion. Freeze in ice cube trays or popsicle molds. Kids love these herbal ice pops! Use your infusion to make anherbal syrup.
Hi Linda~You have several options for how to take a tincture. My preferred method is to simply use a dropper and take a dropperful by mouth (dropping the liquid into the mouth.) You can also dilute your tincture in tea, juice, coffee, or whatever beverage you'd like. Unless you have...
A. [Laughter.]Another characteristic would be seed dormancy. A lot of seeds can remain viable in the soil. Common mullein[Verbascum thapsus], they’re proven, can be viable in the soil for up to 100 years. If you let it set seed a couple of years in your garden or your field, the...
Originally native to Asia, leaf mustard has been cultivated for thousands of years in both Asia and Europe. It is believed to have been first grown as a garden plant in central Asia and the Himalayas. The plant has naturalized widely across the United States, thriving in sunny, disturbed loc...
feet high and almost as wide. The large leaves are dark green, but the rest of the plant — leave veins, leaf stems, shoots, stems and branches — are crimson purple. The bases of the bright yellow flowers can be dried and used to make a tea that is said to be high in ...