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Herbals for chronic pain?
Started by Tytus Lionheart. Last reply by Linda Mann May 12. 10 Replies 1 Like
I have been looking into the spagyrics of alchemy and have found some herbs to be useful in my added treatment to what my doctors have told me. But i wanted to know more, is there any herbs used in pain relief from injuries to the back or for pain…Continue
Hugelkultur beds for preserving resources
Started by ShenShen. Last reply by ShenShen Feb 19. 2 Replies 1 Like
I came across the Hugelkultur method about a year ago and was eager to try it immediately. I believe it has the potential to conserve a lot of resources if implemented on a larger scale. The way this raised garden bed method works is by first…Continue
new to group
Started by lightworker. Last reply by Kerux Maibe Dec 23, 2012. 3 Replies 0 Likes
i would just like to know what kind of herb garden i can get for a small apartment. any ideas or information would be must accepted. i am also new to the group and i would like to know more about earthgardening and all . thank you all very much for…Continue
drying chives, and gro-lights
Started by Linda Mann. Last reply by Nixxy Dec 22, 2012. 6 Replies 2 Likes
1-How should I dry my chives? If I dry them like my other herbals,they will get brown. I was thinking of freeze-dry, but I don't really know how. I also have a dehydrator(never used it) Please give me some suggestions.2-I have an old aquariam. …Continue
Are there any other gardeners here?
Started by K Hawks. Last reply by Crystal Sunset Nov 6, 2012. 39 Replies 4 Likes
What type of garden do you have? Indoor/Outdoor or Kitchen Flower or Fruit/Vegi? Are you having problems with bugs or fungus.What is your growing zone.Any new tips Success or Dismal failure stories.I have a Basement garden I have one room as…Continue
What are the right herbs for pain relief?
Started by Tytus Lionheart. Last reply by Dr Weird Aug 22, 2012. 19 Replies 2 Likes
Does anyone know of any resource information on herbal medicines that help with pain relief? Magickal and medicinal info welcomed! Beatus Esse,T.LHContinue
Top 5 Plants or Must Haves
Started by Tabytha. Last reply by Kstaz Aug 16, 2012. 30 Replies 0 Likes
Hello Everyone,Although I am a green-finger wannabe my actual talents are very limited, however, as well as the usual pretty perennials, strawberries & tomatoes I grow mint, bay, basil, chives, etc. the usual herbs to satisfy my culinary needs…Continue
Chamomille woes
Started by marie. Last reply by marie Jun 3, 2012. 6 Replies 1 Like
So this is the first time I have attempted to grow chamomille, I consider myself as having a pretty green thumb and have done well growing a variety of herbs. Rosemary, lavender, oregano, sage etc are all doing well. Problem is my chamomille is…Continue
Top Flowering Household Plants
Started by Robin Ann. Last reply by Linda Mann Apr 24, 2012. 2 Replies 3 Likes
There's something wonderful about a home full of flowering plants. But as anybody who has spent time around houseplants knows, there's often a huge learning curve between keeping a plant alive and getting it to flower. So in some ways, this list of…Continue
Tags: Household Plants, Gardening
Green Tea for Health
Started by Robin Ann. Last reply by Linda Mann Apr 21, 2012. 4 Replies 5 Likes
Green Tea has been shown to have many health benefits. And green tea can also be used externally to make your skin glow, heal blemishes, cuts, and rashes, soothe strained or tired eyes, fight body odor, and more.Green Tea for HealthVitamin E reduces…Continue
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Comment by Linda Mann on May 11, 2013 at 4:39pm
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Comment by RainDancer on May 8, 2013 at 12:57am -
My little city garden :)
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Priestess Z. Thanks, I'll give it a try. We always have jars of minced or crushed garlic in our house. It's a staple. lol
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Comment by Zephonith. on April 11, 2013 at 6:51am -
Linda, open up some of the holes which are underneath the heaped up mounds of earth characteristic of mole activity, and widen them enough to be able to pour that horrid minced-up garlic paste that is so pungent and which messes everywhere when you try and cook with it, into the openings.. Moles really dislike pungent odours, and this eco-friendly method is much better than using all of the poisons that kill everything else in the vicinity.
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I have what I assume is a mole in my yard. I've seen the small hole. You can see tunnels all over the yard. I really don't want to kill him. How do I get rid of him, or even capture and relocate him?
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Comment by ShenShen on January 11, 2013 at 11:35am -
If I could only have one magical plant it would be white sage. I love the smell of smudging with it, I am considering trying to grow it indoors but it needs a lot of sun so it could be tricky.
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Lavenda
I would keep lavender for magickal purposes, aromatherapy purposes, and cooking purposes.
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Comment by Don Carpenter on January 4, 2013 at 1:59pm -
If you could only keep one plant in a pot for magic, what would it be? Not marijuana, etc.
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