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Pokeweed/Poke Salet
The one plant I will talk about that could actually hurt you, if you don't respect her. Please do your research.
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Herbal Series
I have bi-weekly posts well into fall that cover different plants and DIY posts over tinctures and other herbal remedies. I have actually already started the process, but I wanted to let you all know what was going on. I am covering plants that I myself have found, or can find, relatively easy in my [...]
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Garlic-Allium sativum
Let your food be your medicine.
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Tweaks and Revamps
I love to make things, but I am also a perfectionist. Being what I am, I am always looking to learn if the way I am doing things is the best way, and I change accordingly. You cannot grow without changing the way you do things from time to time, and it is my desire [...]
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Passionflower
The Flower that symbolizes the crucifixion of my Lord in its beauty. Even creation sings His praises.
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Patreon Is Live
I did a thing guys! I now have a Patreon page where, if you are willing and able, you can support me and help me keep this site ad free. Higher tiers also get discounts and free products from my Etsy shop. I tried on-site ads for a little bit in the beginning of this [...]
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Pickling Eggs
The time is coming where our lovely lady chickens will start pumping out more eggs than we will know what to do with. There are many ways to rid yourself of the surplus, like selling to your neighbors, but I want to share with you how to pickle those little gold filled gems. There are [...]
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Fermenting Food
Fermenting food. Sounds weird, I know, but bear with me. If you have ever eaten sauerkraut, you have had fermented cabbage, but you can do this with basically any fruit or veggie. They even ferment cheese, but I haven't delved into that pit. It couldn't be that much different I don't figure, but I know [...]
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When Hell Freezes Over
It isn't much, but I put together a short video over the course of three days that shows the progress of the snow in East Texas from my back and front porch, respectively. The residual snow actually lasted until day 4, maybe even day 5 in the shade, which is why I named this post [...]
