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Fire Cider

Fire Cider is believed to have originated in the United States, specifically in the New England region. It was developed as a folk remedy by herbalists and wise women who combined various natural ingredients to create a powerful elixir. The concoction was traditionally made during the fall or early winter and was left to infuseContinue reading “Fire Cider”

“From Garden to Gourds”

Crafting Floral Magic with Local Dried Flowers” Are you ready to embrace the beauty of the season and get your creative juices flowing? If you have a passion for gardening and crafting, we’ve got a treat for you! Join us on October 20th from 2pm to 4pm for our “Garden to Gourds” workshop, where we’llContinue reading ““From Garden to Gourds””

October Newsletter

Greetings, fellow plant enthusiasts! As the crisp autumn breeze begins to sweep through our lives, we’re delighted to welcome you to another edition of our beloved plant newsletter, October is here, and with it comes a whirlwind of excitement! We have some thrilling news and fantastic offerings in store for you this month. Check outContinue reading “October Newsletter”

Air Plants: Safe and Stylish Greenery for Pet-Friendly Homes

Are you a pet owner with a green thumb, constantly on the lookout for houseplants that won’t pose a threat to your furry friends? Look no further than air plants, the perfect addition to your pet-friendly home. These unique and captivating plants not only require minimal care but are also non-toxic to cats and dogs,Continue reading “Air Plants: Safe and Stylish Greenery for Pet-Friendly Homes”

String of Pearls

String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus) is a unique and charming succulent known for its cascading, bead-like foliage that resembles a string of pearls, hence its name. This captivating plant has gained popularity among plant enthusiasts due to its low maintenance requirements and aesthetic appeal. Whether you’re a seasoned plant parent or a beginner, this guideContinue reading “String of Pearls”