hello everyone! Excited to join and discover the forum and group discussions. Name is Zandalee and I look forward to learning and exploring healthylife.
Welcome to Healthypages Pages. Do you have particular areas of interest?
Yes, I do. I am currently studying more on dream analysis. Always always studying and learning about psychic Development. What about yourself?
Welcome to Healthypages Pages. Enjoy 🙂
Welcome to Healthypages Pages. Enjoy 🙂
Great forum and I personally learning..enjoy.
Welcome to Healthypages Pages. Do you have particular areas of interest?
Was not sure if I posted in correct place. My interest in particular in my day to day is gardening and doing healing herbs. There is so much to learn I always stay amazed. Dream interpretation and Psychic Development is of great interest. Thank you for asking. Zandalee
Was not sure if I posted in correct place. My interest in particular in my day to day is gardening and doing healing herbs. There is so much to learn I always stay amazed. Dream interpretation and Psychic Development is of great interest. Thank you for asking. Zandalee
That's good to know - I practice shamanism, but gardening is one of the ways that this finds expression. I'm always willing to chat about herbs (and other plants).:)
That's good to know - I practice shamanism, but gardening is one of the ways that this finds expression. I'm always willing to chat about herbs (and other plants).:)
Thank you..at the present moment I have different kinds of sages growing. The weather in New England loves some of the herb beds other not so much. However, we have a small farm which has mature beds in other state that is doing better. I do not know the Latin names only because I am lazy. Oh how I wished this was not trueLol. I have white sage, miniature purple, broad leaf common sage, striped pineapple sage ( beautiful red bloom) , and Russian sage. I am currently drying from each variety. Yes, common sage is so easy. Teas, cooking, smuching..gifts for friends..
I have a large white sage - in a pot, since it doesn't like the damp weather in Wales - and about a dozen common sage (broad-leaved) in a hedge. As you say, teas and smudge as well as in cooking. I've started off 3 different basils this year: common, Greek and Thai.
Pineapple sage is indeed very pretty.
I have a large white sage - in a pot, since it doesn't like the damp weather in Wales - and about a dozen common sage (broad-leaved) in a hedge. As you say, teas and smudge as well as in cooking. I've started off 3 different basils this year: common, Greek and Thai.
Pineapple sage is indeed very pretty.
Oh yes, basil is fabulous. I do purple basil I some call it Thai, globe basil..difficult to maintain outside but I still try.
I also grow or try to several varieties of rosemary, thyme, and of course all mint families. Parsley, coriander, lavender, yarrow, purple cone head, chamomiles, yellow root, and etc. Some beds are very mature and others are
In the beginning phases. Of course there are the annuals lettuces, flowers and vegetables. Oh lavenders So brings joy.