I find that the Dr Christopher’s approach is a little too “big-guns” and rigid for me. Such complicated formulas. It’s correct information, I’m sure, but I feel more comfortable with a simpler, gentler approach. Susun Weed’s articles appeal to me. Maybe someday I’ll take one of her courses, but reading online suits me for now. Also enjoying James Green’s Herbal Medicine Maker’s Handbook.
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How I did it: I ordered heirloom garlic and put it in the ground. Apparently didn't water it enough, and it's nowhere to be seen. Then, when I lucked out and got some free raspberry starts from someone who was digging up her entire raspberry patch to start over becasue the garlic went to seed in it (heaven forbid!), I took a lot of the garlic starts that she was throwing away. I did some research, and turns out garlic and raspbe… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I kept my knitting project in a tote bag with handles long enough to tie in a tight knot. That's the only way I could keep it out and about without my toddler destroying it when I wasn't looking. Photocopies of the pattern were indispensible, so I could mark with pencil without ruining the original. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I got some inexpensive, sturdy ornaments and had the kids do it all. Simple, easy, safe and DONE.The cats pull many of the ornaments off at night, but that's OK, the toddler can have fun putting them back on each morning. Aside from safety issues like "are then going to pull it down and rip the power cord around," I've let go of all expectations, and let the tree be something that gives everyone, even the toddler and the cats,… Read how I did it…
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but harvested and used them. Catnip and mullein this month.
