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Blog Name: The Essential Herbal Blog
Url: http://theessentialherbal.blogspot.com
Language: English
Topics: herbs, wild foods, The Essential Herbal Magazine
Description: Written by the editor of The Essential Herbal Magazine, you'll find recipes, herbal information, country life, wild foods, gardening adventures, and more. There are pictorals/tutorials on making herbal products and crafts, distilling, and cooking.
Popularity: 37 Followers

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Pomanders
Today we got around to making pomanders. The fruit was purchased a few days ago, but there was finally an hour or so that we could sit and let the fragrances of the citrus and spices waft about. We usually see this done with oranges, but for years we have preferred using lemons and limes. They don't spoil nearly as often, and oranges are just too good for eating!Begin with nice, blemish-free fruits. If you'd
Great Christmas Trees in Lancaster County
There are tons of choices around here, and you can spend anywhere from $30 right on up to way over $100 for a fresh cut tree that you choose and cut yourself. What is the difference? Probably a cup of cocoa and a hay ride, really.Frog Hollow Evergreens, between Manheim and Mount Joy is the lower end of the spectrum. ALL cut trees are $30! You have to bring your own thermos full of cocoa, but you can save that $70 - $100 for something else.The farm has been owned by Bob and Maryanne Schwartz (my sister and her husband) for over 20 years. Bob was raised on an evergreen nursery, so when they purchased this
New Classes for Jan/Feb announced!
We still have the Bath Crafts, the Intro to Aromatherapy, and Blending Herbal Teas (who knew that one would get so much attention?) to go, but we've put together the classes that will begin after the holidays.For those of you at a distance, we're working on something for you ;-).These will all be on Saturday afternoons from 1 until 2:30, and they'll be held here at the N. Strickler Road location. All classes are $30 each, except the soapmaking class and the kitchen cosmetics. They are $35.Please reserve your space by registering at
Stay tuned - we've been busy!
During the past week, things have been humming along at a brisk pace here on the hill.The next issue is packed up and ready to go to the printer bright and early on Monday. It is fabulous (again)!Midweek we did a demo for a local women's group, and they started buying the soaps we took along before the program even got started :-). They were a welcoming, fun group. We love doing local workshops, talks, and programs!
...and suddenly, it is mid-November!
How did this happen? The geese are honking away, hurrying south before it gets any later. The other day (surely it couldn't have been more than a week... could it?) I was hurrying around, harvesting, drying, and brewing potions in the kitchen while the sunny breezes blew through the windows. I vaguely remember something about Halloween, and here we are rushing headlong into Thanksgivi

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