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many thanks, my first reply: she also needs to avoid the lemon myrtle that is in both of our germ beaters... i am thinking that safer and milder antibacterials would be geranium, palma rosa.. tea tree with rosalina... they are not the heavy artillary that you see in the high citral oils and the spices

.. i wish you would talk to robert tisserand... he does so much with safety and needs to hear the specifics of your situation. i'm curious tho... were you using the spice oils topically?...

https://naturesgiftaromatherapy.blogspot.com/2016/10/

many thanks, my first reply: she also needs to avoid the lemon myrtle that is in both of our germ beaters... i am thinking that safer and milder antibacterials would be geranium, palma rosa.. tea tree with rosalina... they are not the heavy artillary that you see in the high citral oils and the spices

.. i wish you would talk to robert tisserand... he does so much with safety and needs to hear the specifics of your situation. i'm curious tho... were you using the spice oils topically?...

http://naturesgiftaromatherapy.blogspot.com/2016/10/

stuff that happens on our herb farm. our business is prairielandherbs.com, a mother-daughter team with a acre farm and shop in central iowa. monday, february , here's a woodpecker, on our suet feeder we have just outside the shop. feeding and providing habitat for wildlife is a really important part of

what we do with our gardens and land. we call beaker our "wax-headed cracker hound". he loooves to "help' john make candles, and has gotten bits of soywax dripped on his head and back moer than once....

https://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2008_02_10_archive.html

share to facebook share to pinterest labels: hours monday, november , we're getting stocked up for the holiday season. last thursday, i picked up our co-op order. every other month, we get loaded up with bulk materials to make our products. a typical order is: lb bag turbinado sugar, or - lb. bags of

sea salt, or gallons of vinegar, lbs. of cornstarch, and lbs of dried milk. sometimes we need organic oats too. all of this stuff is used to make our scrubs, bath salts, milk baths, and hair vinegars. it's always good exercise - lugging that stuff from the co-op dropoff site ( a local church) to the...

https://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2008_11_23_archive.html

we do not know our location in advance, so, you'll just have to enjoy wandering the market to find us. we bring a very very random assortment of products (whatever i stuff in to the van late on friday afternoon) - so if you want any item in particular, please call or email us to let us know and we will

this week's friday freebie - an oz. bottle of your choice of hair vinegar!...

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new gift sets listed - our lavender set (above) is a wonderful selection of our bestselling items in our bestselling scent. and our relax pack (below) is an affordable, delightful gift for anyone who needs a bit of rest and rejuvination!

they will all be at prairieland herbs available for adoption on friday and saturday of this week. if you are considering adopting, please bring a kitty carrier, as these guys are ready to go home!...

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stuff that happens on our herb farm. our business is prairielandherbs.com, a mother-daughter team with a acre farm and shop in central iowa. monday, february , here's a woodpecker, on our suet feeder we have just outside the shop. feeding and providing habitat for wildlife is a really important part of

what we do with our gardens and land. we call beaker our "wax-headed cracker hound". he loooves to "help' john make candles, and has gotten bits of soywax dripped on his head and back moer than once....

http://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2008_02_10_archive.html

share to facebook share to pinterest labels: hours monday, november , we're getting stocked up for the holiday season. last thursday, i picked up our co-op order. every other month, we get loaded up with bulk materials to make our products. a typical order is: lb bag turbinado sugar, or - lb. bags of

sea salt, or gallons of vinegar, lbs. of cornstarch, and lbs of dried milk. sometimes we need organic oats too. all of this stuff is used to make our scrubs, bath salts, milk baths, and hair vinegars. it's always good exercise - lugging that stuff from the co-op dropoff site ( a local church) to the...

http://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2008_11_23_archive.html

we do not know our location in advance, so, you'll just have to enjoy wandering the market to find us. we bring a very very random assortment of products (whatever i stuff in to the van late on friday afternoon) - so if you want any item in particular, please call or email us to let us know and we will

this week's friday freebie - an oz. bottle of your choice of hair vinegar!...

http://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2009_05_03_archive.html