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  • The Steward Tisane

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    $10.00

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    Rated 5.00 out of 5
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BLACK LOCUST GARDENS HERBS
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Fresh ginger! Ginger was a lot of fun to grow this year. The hoop house smells divine. We will be drying some for a new digestive tea blend. You can also find FRESH ginger locally at @agricolefarmstop from us. If your interested in a local pick up of fresh ginger send us a message for pick up. This week is the last call. 15$ per LB. ❤️❤️❤️ happy fall equinox
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Grown, harvested and dried by us slowly, and meticulously to maintain the plants individuality, vibrancy, and quality. Just added some news plants to our dried herb catalog; St. John’s wort, blue vervain and catnip.
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Doesn’t this august light make it feel like a Sunday everyday? These yellow flowers of elecampane are always such a welcoming sight. In our next plant walk and tea talk class on august 29th we will be focusing on roots. How to harvest them, how to make medicine with them and the ways they are used. Make sure to sign up soon, there is limited seating. Link in bio!
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Enjoy our herbal teas iced! These warm summer days call for tasty hydration. The steward includes herbs like Nettle Hibiscus Oats Lemon balm And black raspberry leaf Full of electrolytes, like magnesium, calcium and potassium as well as vitamin c and other supportive minerals to help support you during these hot summer days Yum!
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Our organic St. John’s wort oil is processed with fresh flowers and leaves and yields the most Beautiful bright red color from the constituent hypericin. You can see in the first video the burgundy color that excretes from the flowers being squeezed. Infused oils used topically can provide us with the same benefits as taking herbs internally. Transdermal application is in fact a very old way of using herbs. Traditionally herbs where used in animal fat as processing nut oils didn’t really exist. Externally the uses are broad but it’s great for nerve pain, wounds, bruises, cuts, scrapes, muscle pain, sprains, cold sores, and strains. Can i tell you a secret? Do you want to know how to make high quality oils. Micheal Moore used alcohol for dried herbs but I also use alcohol for fresh plants. I put a tablespoon of high grain alcohol (or 2 depending on quantity) over fresh herbs in a jar. Shake. let that sit on the fresh herbs for 24 hrs then pour your oil over. put the sjw oil in the sun (this is a must for sjw) for a week (protected from the elements). After 4 weeks, heat up the oil (never over 100 degrees), for a few hours and then strain. And bam you have a shelf stable, super high potency oil. I really enjoyed listening to the recent podcast from @mythicmedicine all about St. John’s wort. I recommend listening if you have time. And go check out @kamimcbride class on how to make potent herbal infused oils made from fresh herbs. She has way more in depth explanation on how to make potent infused oils and has been doing so for over 20 years. St. John’s wort an ode to the sun, usually ready to be harvested or admired around the summer solstice. It can bring light inside of us, and shine light on the dark within us. You can shop our st John’s wort on our website 🌼
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2021 Harvests are rolling in, and we are busy harvesting in between these heavy rains. Leo season coming in soon and so of course we are harvesting all the calendula 🌼☀️🌞 To make some space for this years bounty, Enjoy 15 percent off select dried herbs 🦋lemon balm 🦋sage 🦋anise hyssop 🦋feverfew 🦋echinacea leaf +flower 🦋comfrey 🦋wormwood 🦋yarrow Use the coupon code herblove to get the discount. Dried calendula is now back in stock and is getting added as we pull from our drier. Thanks for all your love and support! 🧡
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Passionflower ghille
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Hanging with the elecampane, bee balm and marshamllow on this finally not rainy day. Hoping that all you farmers out there are doing good with all this rain! 🤞 Thanks to everyone who came out to our plant walk and tea talk is was a blast! We hope to do another one next month. TBA
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Clalendula just keeps on giving such a bright and warming plant to lay my eyes on. Harvesting every day for the drier 🧡
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