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Should I sell it or keep it? Should I paint it or leave it ? What would you do?
08/31/2026

Should I sell it or keep it? Should I paint it or leave it ? What would you do?

Who can guess what's going on here .....A) a marker explodedB) squished a purple people eaterC). Stripped pokeberries D...
08/31/2026

Who can guess what's going on here .....

A) a marker exploded
B) squished a purple people eater
C). Stripped pokeberries
D) other

What do you think...

Is this her egg sack? In all my time seeing these beautiful spiders, I have never got to see an egg sack. I hope it is ....
08/29/2026

Is this her egg sack? In all my time seeing these beautiful spiders, I have never got to see an egg sack. I hope it is .. I'm truly eggcited to watch for baby spiders.

08/29/2026

What a great addition to all your cast iron . Get yours in the link.

Want to grow a medicinal garden? Here's a seed pack to get you started. Get yours in the link.
08/29/2026

Want to grow a medicinal garden? Here's a seed pack to get you started. Get yours in the link.

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08/23/2026

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08/22/2026

Most of us already know and love rosemary for seasoning a roast, infusing into a hair rinse, or swirling into handcrafted soap. But if you only keep a bush around for cooking, you are missing out on some of its best superpowers!

Have you ever tried burning a dried bundle of rosemary?

Tying a few dried sprigs together with plain cotton twine and lighting the tip like a natural smudge stick works wonders. When it smolders, the smoke releases natural botanical oils that actually help clear out airborne bacteria and neutralize stubborn household odors instead of just masking them.

It is also an unbeatable natural bug repellent, light a bundle on the veranda in the late afternoon, and the smoke sends mosquitoes, gnats, and flies packing.

There is also solid science behind the old saying that rosemary is for remembrance. Inhaling the natural aroma boosts alertness and sharpens focus by interacting with the pathways in our brain responsible for memory.

If you are sitting down to do admin, working through a busy morning, or feeling that afternoon slump, burning a little or simply crushing a fresh sprig in your hands is an instant mental reset!

Outside the house, it is just as hard at work:

Tucking fresh or dried cuttings into nesting boxes discourages red mites, lice, and flies while keeping the bedding smelling sweet.

Dried sprigs tucked into cloth bags keep clothes moths away from woolens and deter weevils from dry goods without chemical mothballs.

Rosemary is packed with potent natural antioxidants that actively fight oxidation. It is the gold standard for naturally extending the shelf life of rendered tallow, lard, and cooking oils.

Steeping fresh sprigs in plain white vinegar for a couple of weeks gives you an all-purpose surface cleaner that cuts grease and leaves workbenches sparkling without a single synthetic chemical.

It really is one of the most hardworking, generous plants you can tuck into the garden.

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