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humble burdock farms - locally grown flowers, weddings & floral csa: about us blog book csa flowers weddings portfolio workshops contact friday, november , holidays are coming..... it's nearly december, and prepping for the holiday season is a part of our lives. the fragrant smell of clementines, hot

share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: christmas , dried flowers , greenery , holidays , winter , wreaths friday, october , frosty farm to every season, there is a time. while we enjoy our flowers when we have them, come october, we know things are starting to slow down. there...

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maples. of view all of save pin more facebook twitter email send text message a tapestry of texture noe dewitt after hurricane sandy destroyed trees and plants in the side yard , martha decided to rethink this stretch. keeping the palette tight, she layered the beds on either side with varieties of cut-leaved

japanese maples, such as acer palmatum var. dissectum "red dragon," and a mix of perennials, from feathery ferns to large-leaved hostas. with the exception of a few blooms, like lush stands of white hydrangeas, foliage reigns over flowers....

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. payment: cash, visa/mastercard, discover, amex. click here for our facebook page . fall festival and strawberry festival includes activities such as petting zoo, face painting, bounce houses, barrel cart rides, and games. we are also a floral shop we do weddings,annivesary,birthdays,and funeral flowers

(updated: september , ) fifer orchards - strawberries, blueberries, apples, flowers, pumpkins, pick-your-own apples, pumpkin patch-pick in the field, pumpkin patch- already gathered from the field, corn maze, straw or hay bale maze, child-sized haybale maze, tractor-pulled hay rides, wagon rides, honey...

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have become something that we use almost daily from the moment the first spring greens show up until the very end of autumn. the berries can be heaped on the plate to a thickness of about / inch. they will quickly dry down and separate, and i've never had any spoilage. the same can be said for most flowers

, so molly ran down to the workshop while i continued working in the quickly dwindling light. the inner bark of mimosa feels so slick and emollient. the wood beneath is as white as bones. the bark came off easily in long straps, and we stuffed a large market basket with our treasure. the bark and flowers...

http://theessentialherbal.blogspot.com/2012/07/

magazine facebook sunday, may , ode to calendula - excerpt in the may/june ' issue of the essential herbal magazine , marci tsohonis graced our pages with an instructive article on making castile soap with calendula, but along the way she described so well several ways of preserving and using the flowers

we're sharing it here for you... drying calendula flower heads: when i harvest calendula flower heads, i leave a half inch stem attached, making it easier to press the whole flower face down on a screen for drying. as i flatten it, i gently break off the remaining stem. if the weather is warm, the flowers...

http://theessentialherbal.blogspot.com/2013/05/

blue phlox, and they are baby blue. part of a huge patch of va bluebells. we missed most (but not all) of the dutchman's breeches. these are seedpods. false solomon's seal - at home it is barely out of the ground, but minutes south it is ready to bloom. hepatica - i don't know whether we missed the flowers

or it didn't bloom yet, but the flowers are lovely. ragwort grows all along the creek running along the bottom of the gorge or so feet below. solomon's seal also way ahead of the stuff in our woods at home. star of jerusalem grows in large patches. nice lush toothwort the trillium and bluebells went...

http://theessentialherbal.blogspot.com/2015/04/

have become something that we use almost daily from the moment the first spring greens show up until the very end of autumn. the berries can be heaped on the plate to a thickness of about / inch. they will quickly dry down and separate, and i've never had any spoilage. the same can be said for most flowers

, so molly ran down to the workshop while i continued working in the quickly dwindling light. the inner bark of mimosa feels so slick and emollient. the wood beneath is as white as bones. the bark came off easily in long straps, and we stuffed a large market basket with our treasure. the bark and flowers...

https://theessentialherbal.blogspot.com/2012/07/

magazine facebook sunday, may , ode to calendula - excerpt in the may/june ' issue of the essential herbal magazine , marci tsohonis graced our pages with an instructive article on making castile soap with calendula, but along the way she described so well several ways of preserving and using the flowers

we're sharing it here for you... drying calendula flower heads: when i harvest calendula flower heads, i leave a half inch stem attached, making it easier to press the whole flower face down on a screen for drying. as i flatten it, i gently break off the remaining stem. if the weather is warm, the flowers...

https://theessentialherbal.blogspot.com/2013/05/

blue phlox, and they are baby blue. part of a huge patch of va bluebells. we missed most (but not all) of the dutchman's breeches. these are seedpods. false solomon's seal - at home it is barely out of the ground, but minutes south it is ready to bloom. hepatica - i don't know whether we missed the flowers

or it didn't bloom yet, but the flowers are lovely. ragwort grows all along the creek running along the bottom of the gorge or so feet below. solomon's seal also way ahead of the stuff in our woods at home. star of jerusalem grows in large patches. nice lush toothwort the trillium and bluebells went...

https://theessentialherbal.blogspot.com/2015/04/

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