"Here's a recipe for Chicken and Broccoli Casserole. 1 Pan!!
http://maryshealthymeals.blogspot.com/2012/05/chicken-and-broccoli-casserole-stovetop.html"
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Marianne Smith replied to Kristie Nackord's discussion 'Broccoli-licious Recipes Here!' in the group Homegrown Cookin!
Kristie Nackord posted a blog postCalling all herb crafters! Free and downloadable ebook available for YOU!
Calling all herb crafters!Are you aspiring to support yourself by supporting your community with homemade herbal goods? Well, Poppy Swap has got you covered with a FREE e-book that covers business savvy from online marketing, to product pricing, GMP compliance, business licensing, photography, and beyond. Yep, this e-book of wisdom is our gift to you and it’s totally…See More
Kristie Nackord commented on johna's group 'Herb Lovers!'"Calling all herbalists: FREE and downloadable ebook available by Poppy Swap on "How to Successfully Sell Online".
Have you been crafting beautiful herbal goodies but would like some support getting started selling? Definitely check out…"
Yvonne commented on Kristie Nackord's photo
Arnica chamonesis
"Thanks Kristie - if it grows in FL it should grow here. I will see if I can find any seeds. Thanks again : ) "
Kristie Nackord commented on Kristie Nackord's photoArnica chamonesis
"Samantha~ I recommend giving it a try! If I can do it here, you can do it!
Yvonne~ I have a friend who will be planting this particular variety this year in Florida. Kind of tropic!"
Kristie Nackord added a discussion to the group Herb Lovers!
Have you heard of Poppy Swap?
Hi herb lovers~There is a wonderful and growing community of herbalists, plant people, and those who LOVE to learn about herbs/plants growing on over at Poppy Swap. Like Etsy, it is an online marketplace except it is just for herbal products.Do you make products? I highly recommend opening up a store. Lots of great seller tools and advice, plus wonderful people to connect with.If you are a grassroots, or community or clinical or kitchen,…See More
Kristie Nackord replied to Bonnie's discussion 'Gone to Seed' in the group Herb Lovers!"Yes, it is a cool weather crop best grown in spring and fall if you live in warm/hot climates. I live and grow at 8300 feet in zone 3 so cilantro is wonderful to grow here in the summer. As far as 'trimming', harvest it like you do basil.…"
Kristie Nackord posted a status"Delightful herbal gifts for the Holiday's under $5 buckaroos~ check it out! http://ning.it/u8ezlH"
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Calling all herb crafters! Free and downloadable ebook available for YOU!
Calling all herb crafters!
Are you aspiring to support yourself by supporting your community with homemade herbal goods? Well, Poppy Swap has got you covered with a FREE e-book that covers business savvy from online marketing, to product pricing, GMP…
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Seed Scarification and Seed Stratification
I've had a few people ask me how to cold stratify seeds, such as purple coneflower (echinacea). This blog post by Mr. Brown Thumb offers a great explanation, complete with pictures, too! EASY!
http://mrbrownthumb.blogspot.com/2011/05/seed-scarification-seed-stratification.html
Happy Gardening~
Kristie
Posted on May 30, 2011 at 8:59am
It's a Hay Day!
Springtime in the Rockies is.... unpredictable, to put it simply. One day it's warm (ish) with blue skies infused with hopeful thoughts of gardening and the next day you wake to foot of snow on the ground. But it is precisely this unpredictability and wonder that I love so much!
I'm also always impressed by the timing of things in life and specifically, the ranch life. Yesterday was a "Hay Day'. Literally. Fingers crossed this was our last load for the…
ContinuePosted on May 1, 2011 at 3:58pm — 2 Comments
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 6:32pm on June 8, 2011,
Richard W. Bender said… I am in the foothills west of Ft. Collins
- At 12:32pm on March 16, 2011,
Shellie A. Gades said… Kristie - thank you so much. I love your enthusiasm too. It's contagious. As per the recommendations of your fave seed "family" - they say to refrig for 3 months. Would it hurt them to lay in the freezer for 6 weeks or so and then warm up with the Mother!?
Shellie
- At 11:41am on March 16, 2011, Shellie A. Gades said…
- Kristie - a friend gave me some purple coneflower seeds. Is there a "trick" to getting this started? I am very much a newbie to the herbal medicinal processes. Thanks Shellie.
- At 9:44am on March 16, 2011,
Andrew Odom said… - All is rockin' here in the free world, indeed! I have been so busy these past couple of weeks. You can read about it on my blog today, if you like. www.tinyrevolution.us
- At 12:05pm on March 5, 2011,
Victory V Lee said… - Thanks! I love the resource and will be sharing!!
- At 5:54pm on March 4, 2011, Andrew Odom said…
- Thank you so much for the friend request. I look forward to hearing more about your herbalicious life!
- At 2:58pm on August 25, 2010,
Cornelia said… - "Herding donkeys" made me snarf out loud!
- At 4:42pm on March 30, 2010, Cornelia said…
- Hi Kristie - welcome to HOMEGROWN.org! Wow, what a great resource of knowledge you are! Thank you for sharing your experience with us - I look forward to hearing more!
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