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How to Host a Seed Swap
Gather seeds and friends and host an herb swap this year to help build community and share the wealth between everyone’s garden!
Chickweed as an Herbal Ally
Chickweed is overlooked at best and hated by many for being an invasive plant – but this little herb is a wonderful friend to work with.
Herbal Relief for Bartholin Cysts
Bartholin cysts are painful lumps that appear along the labia. Here are a few herbal remedies to help relieve the pressure and discomfort!
DIY Yoni Steam: Setting Intentions and Doing the Work
Yoni steaming is often called an old tradition by some and reviled as useless and even dangerous by others. I’ve found it to be a gentle experience when done mindfully.
Yoni Steaming: An act of self love
Perhaps you’ve heard of using steam for health and beauty. There are many ways to use steam therapy, from saunas to herbal steams for the face and sinuses. Many people add herbs or essential oils to baths or showers so they can breathe in the vapors. But have you ever heard of a Yoni steam? Yoni is a…
Making Suet – a recipe for your feathered friends!
Make suet for the birds using rendered fats and all sorts of other goodies. A good winter project!
Sacred Brewing: Persephone Mead
Of Persephone, Kore, Prosperine – the Greek goddess of Spring, and of the mead brewed for her. Here’s to going inward, to facing the underworld, and to returning decked in flowers and wiser for the journey.
Saint Gobnait – She of the Bees
Saint Gobnait – called the “sharp beaked nun” – is the patroness of bees and beekeepers and February 11 is her feast day.
Hedgerow Jelly: a recipe from the wild places
The berries on the brambles, the sweet-smelling flowers, the medicinal leaves and herbs of bushes, grass, and briar – the hedgerow weeds and wildflowers have many delights to offer.
Growing Onions from Scraps
Regrow your green onions in a windowsill with a bit of water and use them a bit longer, or plant them outside to extend your growing season!
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