If you enjoy getting out into nature and gathering a few herbs and edibles, here are some that are easy to identify and great to have on hand!
http://www.huckleberrybotanica....ls.com/a-few-plants-
Learning how to cultivate soil is one of the best practices when you are starting an herb garden. We exclusively use compost, chop and drops, and fertilizer "tea" in our gardens on our homestead. My herb garden has greatly benefitted from this practice!
http://www.huckleberrybotanica....ls.com/rabbit-manure
Spent the morning cleaning out my nasal passages ?? I processed 3 pounds of horseradish root. I made 1/2 pound into simple prepared horseradish with a little salt and vinegar which we can use to make creamy horseradish later; and the rest I preserved in ACV for use in making fire cider later as gifts for friends. Peeling and shredding 3 pounds of horseradish felt like experiencing the off-gassing of my hubby's clothing after he spent the day manning gas chamber. ?????? #homesteading #preparedness #herbs #naturalhealth
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Pineapple weed (Matricaria discoidea) is a wonderfully useful "weed." Let me share just a little bit about it and ways you can use it in your home.
https://usa.life/read-blog/240....2_pineapple-weed-a-u
If you're anything like me, you're feeling the stress of today's goings-on. Why not brew up a beautiful, delicious, and calming tea. Take advantage of the last few days of summer!
https://usa.life/read-blog/240....3_tangy-tension-tami
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Our goal at Huckleberry Mountain Botanicals School of Herbalism is to make the use of herbs and living a holistic lifestyle easy and accessible to everyone. Our passion is to share herbal knowledge in a way that allows for individuality and creativity.