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Weaverville, NC 28787

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  • ✿ Flower power: 21 edible flower recipes ❀ - Seven Roses
    ✿ Flower power: 21 edible flower recipes ❀ - Seven Roses
  • Dandelions produce a small, caper sized flower bud early in spring before the stem shoots skyward and opens into a flower. If picked small enough, dandelion buds can be made into convincing dandelion capers. That’s a homemade caper that just about anyone can grow! #dandelion #capers #spring #foraging #recipe #practicalselfreliance #pickled
    Dandelions produce a small, caper sized flower bud early in spring before the stem shoots skyward and opens into a flower. If picked small enough, dandelion buds can be made into convincing dandelion capers. That’s a homemade caper that just about anyone can grow! #dandelion #capers #spring #foraging #recipe #practicalselfreliance #pickled
  • Elderberries (and elderflowers) are a wonderful edible and medicinal plant with many healing properties, uses, and benefits. They're an easy plan to identify and forage for. Learn all about foraging for elderberries and elderflowers, as well as their uses and properties in your herbalism and herbal medicine practice. #forage #foraging #elderberries #herbalism #herbalmedicine
    Elderberries (and elderflowers) are a wonderful edible and medicinal plant with many healing properties, uses, and benefits. They're an easy plan to identify and forage for. Learn all about foraging for elderberries and elderflowers, as well as their uses and properties in your herbalism and herbal medicine practice. #forage #foraging #elderberries #herbalism #herbalmedicine
  • Learn how to grow native woodland herbs like ginseng, goldenseal, and black cohosh. #herbalife #forestgarden #ginseng #goldenseal #blackcohosh #herbalist #diyherbgarden #diyherbs
    Learn how to grow native woodland herbs like ginseng, goldenseal, and black cohosh. #herbalife #forestgarden #ginseng #goldenseal #blackcohosh #herbalist #diyherbgarden #diyherbs
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