I first started making herbal tea in the winter when I was looking for something warm to drink that did not have caffeine. I found that I enjoyed it so much, I now make herbal tea year round. It is great to drink at night, when you are trying to wind down and relax, and of course, in the colder months, when you are trying to keep warm. Learn how to make herbal tea today! …Continue Reading
Herbs & Plants
The Top Winter Survival Plants You NEED to Have on Hand
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Winter survival plants are few and far between, but that doesn’t mean foraging is impossible when the cold hits. If anything, this is the time when foraging skills can be most useful. So if you’re up for a bit of a challenge this winter, put your skills to the test by hunting down these winter survival plants. Related: 10 Winter Survival Skills You Should Know To Make …Continue Reading
33 Incredible Uses For Tea Tree Oil Around The Homestead
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Have you heard about the amazing uses for tea tree oil around the homestead? Find out the many benefits and uses for tree tea oil and you'll never buy different harmful chemicals for different uses in the homestead again! Uses For Tea Tree Oil You Should Know Now Searching for the uses of tea tree oil in home cleaning revealed more than I expected in a common essential oil. …Continue Reading
Uses For Medicinal Weeds Commonly Found Around Your Home – Part 7
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Welcome to Uses For Medicinal Weeds Commonly Found Around Your Home - Part 7! Let’s take a quick look at the medicinal wild plants I have covered thus far. Part 1: purslane, ground ivy, and chickweed Part 2: thistle, wild violet, hairy bitterness, and prickly lettuce Part 3:lamb’s quarters, mallow, stinging nettle, and chicory Part 4: henbit, curly dock, garlic …Continue Reading
Medicinal Weeds And Their Uses – Part 6
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Welcome to Medicinal Uses For Weeds Commonly Found Around Your Home - Part 6! Let’s take a quick look at the medicinal weeds I have covered thus far. Part 1: purslane, ground ivy, and chickweed Part 2: thistle, wild violet, hairy bitterness, and prickly lettuce Part 3:lamb’s quarters, mallow, stinging nettle, and chicory Part 4: henbit, curly dock, garlic mustard, …Continue Reading
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