5 Healthy Frozen Treats for Summer
Here are five of our favorite healthy frozen treats. From herbal popsicles to sorbet, ice cream, and smoothies, they will cool and refresh you!
Make Your Own Herb Salt
Preserve the vibrant taste of fresh herbs in this seasoning salt. Parsley, chives, and oregano are a delicious combination of savory, spicy, and aromatic herbs that will enliven your foods. Keep it on your dinner table and use often!
7 DIY Herbal Skin Care Recipes
Here are seven of our favorite DIY herbal skin care recipes. These natural skin care and body care recipes will nourish, hydrate, refresh, and relax!
How to Make Herbal Vinegars
Vinegar is an excellent way to extract minerals from fresh spring greens. Herbal vinegars can be taken as a mineral boost by the spoonful or used in salad dressings or cooked greens.
A Season for Growing: Spring Gardening Tips
In spring, the light shifts and lengthens and once again we find ourselves drawn to the fields and gardens. Discover spring gardening tips plus 4 healing herbs to grow and gather.
Cloudy Tincture: What’s That White Stuff in My Jar?
One of the most common questions we get is folks wondering what all that cloudy, milky, or white stuff is in their tincture. Find out what causes a cloudy tincture and what to do with it.
How to Make Herbal Homemade Ice Cream & Sorbet
These homemade ice cream recipes contain familiar herbs like chamomile, lavender, and hibiscus. Try the recipes as written, or mix it up and invent new creations using the herbs you have on hand in your garden or pantry!
What’s the Difference Between Types of Cinnamon?
Did you know there are different types of cinnamon? Learn about cassia cinnamon, Ceylon cinnamon, and the different tastes, constituents, and forms including cinnamon powder, cinnamon sticks, and cinnamon chips.
Herbs for Digestion (Plus a Gut-Healing Tea Blend)
When it comes to supporting digestion and your gastrointestinal (GI) tract, consider teas. As you sip, the healing properties of your herbs come into direct contact with the digestive system from the moment you inhale their aromas and let the tea touch your tongue. Most digestive herbs taste pleasant (excluding strong bitters) and extract well in hot water. The simple ritual of brewing and sipping a gut-healing tea invokes good, healing, self-care vibes, too.
How to Make Incense
Burning aromatic herbs and resins is a tradition found all over the world through countless generations. Learn how to make incense using commonly found and locally grown botanicals.
