Melt your troubles away when you settle into a warm bath scented with lavender essential oil and soothe your skin with just the right touch of healing oils like coconut oil. Comes in a jar of nine tablets
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Melt your troubles away when you settle into a warm bath scented with Mint essential oil and soothe your skin with just the right touch of healing oils like coconut oil. Comes in a jar of nine tablets
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Learn how to identify the birds in your own backyard and make a birdseed craft to take home for your birds to enjoy during this 1 hour class on Saturday July 13. Choice of 11am, 1pm, or 3pm. Children 6 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Any questions feel free to email debranelson648@yahoo.com
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Learn how to identify the birds in your own backyard and make a birdseed craft to take home for your birds to enjoy during this 1 hour class on Saturday July 13. Choice of 11am, 1pm, or 3pm. Children 6 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Any questions feel free to email debranelson648@yahoo.com
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Large size (1") bundle for drying or freeze-drying. Smart cooks always keep chives on hand to add the gourmet touch!. A no-brainer with sour cream on potatoes, scalloped Potatoes, Potatoe soup) Snipped Chives add a beautiful zest to any dish, be it a salad or a cooked dish. Have your chives always handy to add to shake on everything with this tip: Order a large quantity, snip into very small pieces, dry on paper towels, (Chives dry very fast) place in a cheese shaker. (Available at grocery stores in the section where they sell utinsels) Put on your table to encourage the family to use less salt, more healthy herbs. (Don't tell them it's good for them)
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Large size (1") bundle for drying or freeze-drying. Smart cooks always keep chives on hand to add the gourmet touch!. ... more

Snipped Chives add a beautiful zest to any dish, be it a salad or a cooked dish. Have your chives always handy to add to shake on everything with this tip: Order a large quantity, snip into very small pieces, dry on paper towels, place in a cheese shaker. (Available at grocery stores in the section where they sell utinsels) Put on your table to encourage the family to use less salt, more healthy herbs. (Don't tell them it's good for them)
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. The traditional Appalachian Bark Berry Basket is a beautiful and functional craft item made from tulip tree bark when the sap flows in the spring. In this hands-on class, you will make your own bark basket to take home and use. We’ll go through the process of harvesting the bark and lacing up the basket, with option for further decoration. Saturday,July 13 at 11AM
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Saturday, July 13th, Sunday July 14th, 1624 Taylor Road, Honea Path, South Carolina. Ever want a class with Green Deane (Eattheweeds.com)but he never seems to come to your neck of the woods? This is YOUR chance to meet Green Deane and/or take one of his classes! Green Deane will have at least four foraging class in Honea Path. Times 9am and 1pm both Saturday and Sunday, rain or shine (bring a raincoat) Cost is $30 per adult, supervised children free. All of Green Deane’s classes are hands on, walking outside over two to three hours. Wild edible plants, medicinals and perhaps a mushroom or two will be on the agenda. For more information you can contact Putney Farm at putneyfarm.com,or @Donna Horn Putney on Facebook or Green Deane at GreenDeane@gmail.com. You can order his SC class here on Upstate Locally Grown under event/class registration, or pay cash at the door.
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Saturday, July 13th, Sunday July 14th, 1624 Taylor Road, Honea Path, South Carolina. Ever want a class with Green Deane ... more

July 13th, 11:00 AM There are tons of amazing free medicinals surrounding us! Take an easy walk around the farm with Abby, a botanist, herbalist, and professional forager, learning to identify, harvest, and process wild herbs. We'll also talk about which ones you can grow in the garden, seeing examples in the Putney's garden, and common culinary herbs you may already be growing that can double as medicine. Location: Putney Farm 1624 Taylor Road, Honea Path, Sc, 29654, at the Upstate Herb, Homesteading, and Foraging Festival
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From the Founder of Meadowlark Farms School of Folk Medicine: An introduction to what you need to know to get started making your own herbal medicine. Learn what is available to you locally as well as overview of medicine making processes presented by Jennifer Galbraith. Class Date: July 13, 12 noon, Putney Farm 1624 Taylor Road Honea path SC 29654 Bio: Jennifer Galbraith, Meadowlark Farms School of Folk Medicine- Jennifer is passionate about gardening, wild crafting, homesteading and raising our children in a chemical free world and teaching others to do the same. About the herbalist MEADOWLARK FARMS SCHOOL OF FOLK MEDICINE· From a young age, Jennifer has been drawn to the world outside her window. She has loved way that the natural world can influence a person’s mood and fresh air refreshes the lungs. It was not until she was older and started to explore the concept of homesteading and natural living, that Jennifer came to find herself in love with the idea of herbal medicine. Jennifer spent several years as a personal injury paralegal, watching the effects of modern medicine on injured clients. The passion to learn how to better help not only those clients, but also her own family and friends, led Jennifer to the Herbal Academy of New England where she immersed herself in her studies and began to seek out classes, books and any other source of information she could find to locate a more natural answer. Once she started to see the more natural approaches, she started offering these herbal remedies to her family as well as others through her herbal company Meadowlark Farms. It has since been a great pleasure for Jennifer to see her husband, children and friends curb the side effects of prescription drugs including helping a dear friend recover during chemotherapy. Jennifer is passionate about gardening, wild crafting, homesteading and raising our children in a chemical free world and teaching others to do the same. Knowing that with all of the new technology and discoveries, sometimes the best solution to a problem comes in the knowledge we learned at our grandmother’s side. She invites you to join her as she digs dandelion root and smells the aroma of salves, teas and poultices warming on the fire.
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