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Herbal tea blending is one of my favorite ways to Herbal tea blending is one of my favorite ways to work with plants – be they ones I grow, wildcraft, or purchase.

I mixed up this blend this week, one I'm calling 'Creatures of the Moon' because it's full of uterus-friendly herbs like red raspberry leaf, while the hibiscus adds a lovely pink color.

What are your favorite tea blends?

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Treasure hunting in a wayward and wild August gard Treasure hunting in a wayward and wild August garden

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Warm afternoon tomatoes – edible sunshine ☀️ Warm afternoon tomatoes – edible sunshine ☀️

These are last year's Dr. Wyche's. Some critter in my yard is very hungry and isn't leaving much for me to harvest. I feel honored to be able to share, but it sure would be nice if they'd leave me some.

The thing is, the garden is actually doing me a favor. As always, it knows what I need better than I do. As much as I want to spend whole afternoons harvesting and processing and storing up home-canned food, cooking delicious things to share with frinends, that's not the season I'm in. 

There will be future gardens with much more successful tomatoes. 

Just a moment of reframing and encouragement if you're also struggling with a certain crop or not enough time to tend your garden in the way you'd wish. #TomatoTuesday
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