#Herb lovers

[the-cultivated-home]

Lemon Thyme: A Journey Through Fragrant History and Gardening Triumphs.

Welcome to the world of Lemon thyme, where fragrance dances on the breeze and culinary adventures await. Unearth the history, unravel the secrets of successful cultivation, and unlock the magic of Lemon thyme. From soil secrets to sunlight desires, wateri

Picture yourself in a vibrant garden, the air filled with the invigorating aroma of fresh herbs. Among them stands an unsung hero—a petite yet potent herb known as Lemon thyme. With its delicate leaves and captivating fragrance, Lemon thyme has woven its way into the hearts and gardens of herb enthusiasts around the world. In this blog post, we embark on a journey through the enchanting world of…

[restingcorpse]

[lady-0f-the-wood]

[jillraggett]

Plant of the Day

Thursday 4 July 2024

The unusual flowers of Paris quadrifolia (herb-paris, true lover's knot) have broad green sepals and dainty golden threadlike petals with lime-green stamens radiating from a prominent maroon and black tinged green centre. This species occurs in temperate and cool areas of Europe and northern Asia.

Jill Raggett

[axololtls]

update on my blueberry bush; things are coming along nicely!!!

[richs-pics]

Wild Thyme

[brettesims]

Herbs to Hydrate

Keep Grounding. Keep healing. Keep hydrating. Keep returning to nature. Stay active. Stay healthy!

~ B

[itsmewahoo]

okay im officially burnt out. might finish this some other time but have a nice donner timelapse

[cheesedtoteawithyou]

Honestly, I have really bad period cramps, it's painful, so I learned to take ibuprofen everytime it starts, so I can atleast function normally. However, that pill has many sideeffects - like giving me random bruisings - overall just not good for the body.

I found this "tea". It's been ages since I drank herbal teas, but honestly this baby helped me quite a bit. The plant is called Lady's Mantle (Alchemilla mollis). It def regulated my cramps a bit. I'll continue drinking it and see if it has a better effect longterm.

For anyone experiencing menstrual cramps - I'd reccommend.

[willyhoos]

With such a soft and soothing voice, he offers to listen to your tales, asks if you have any concerns on your mind. You prepare to tell him something of such but, er… why's that vine getting closer?

[restingcorpse]

[lady-0f-the-wood]

s p r i n g i s h e r e

[axololtls]

[gokhandamgaci]

Spotted a "Verbascum nevadense" on a hillside, showing off its soft, tomentose leaves. 🌿 A resilient perennial from the Figwort family (Scrophulariaceae), patiently waiting for its time to bloom. Nature's beauty, even before the flowers arrive.

[gutfaced]

i know haymitch HATED to see this coming right towards the end of the games. chaff was so close to getting out. so close and YET his body likely went with the explosion or it was just dumped in a pile somewhere and neither was a correct end for him. after not seeing him for the whole games he died unjustly and so, so swiftly.

[aniah-who]

I have a vision, and it's green (:

For those of you who don't know me, hi— I'm Aniah (: and I have a pretty big green thumb; and by this, I really just mean that I'm a proud plant mom. From succulents to vines, from palms to trees, I have it. However, recently, I've grown an itch to add an additional category of plants to the family- kitchen herbs! I'm super excited to get into the rhythm of research and even more excited to go shopping once I complete my Herbs-To-Buy list! A few herbs that have already added to my list are Oregano, Lavender, Rosemary, Thyme, Parsley, Dill, Basil, and Sage. If you guys have any tips or recommendations at all regarding ideal herbs or just gardening in general, feel free to drop a comment! By the way, these will all be indoors <3