BLACKBERRIES & THE SECRET TO A REALLY GREAT PIE
It’s almost blackberry season!
Blackberries were one of the first fruits I planted in my garden. I have 2 different varieties - Arapaho and Navaho. Both are thornless, have medium sized fruit and are resistant to Rosette disease. But the Arapaho blackberries ripen early to mid-season while the Navaho ripens mid to late-season. You know why I did that right?
Sharing all kinds of inside info, photos, tips, resources and creative ideas for keeping it real in your garden, kitchen and everyday life.
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IN THE GARDEN
Welcome to the heart of nature’s pharmacy! It’s all about growing, harvesting and enjoying the power of plants. These posts are rooted in inspiration for those who love to dig in the dirt and grow something beautiful - inside and out.
BODY & SOUL
This is your go-to space for feeling good. From self-care rituals to mindfulness, movement and graceful aging, these posts are designed to support your well-being at every stage. It’s all about living with intention, embracing beauty and honoring the connection between body and soul.
FLOWER POWER
Here’s to the beauty and magic of blooms! These posts celebrate the power of flowers - from their skin-loving benefits and calming scents to how to grow, use and enjoy them in everyday life.
HEALTHY LIVING
Simple shifts, lasting wellness. These posts are all about inspiring a vibrant, balanced life with tips on nutrition, movement, natural remedies and everyday habits. From anti-inflammatory foods to energizing routines, here’s your guide to living well - mind, body and spirit.
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Did you know a primary contributing factor for the development of chronic inflammation involves diet? A person’s diet used to consist of nutritious whole foods that are high in fiber and good fats. But now . . .
The average diet consists of processed foods that are high in saturated fats and refined sugars.
This curated reference guide takes an in-depth look at chronic inflammation and arms you with knowledge to help you fight this disease.
PDF - Understanding Chronic Inflammation