Two of my favorites- permaculture and passionfruit. This article is the best of both worlds- or helps to create it!!
Passionfruit surprise in our garden
They told me it’s impossible to grow passionfruit here. They were wrong. Permaculture came to the rescue.
— Read on www.tropicalpermaculture.com/passionfruit-permaculture.html
I learn so much from other Beekeepers all the time. Here’s one great explanation about honey crystallization from Bee Raw Honey.
Crystallization of honey is actually a good thing – it means you have a raw, real product that still contains all of honey’s natural nutrition. Bee Raw Blog
— Read on blog.beeraw.com/real-raw-honey-crystal
So proud! I harvested Melissa and Aloe from my herb garden alongside with honey and wax from my bee hives to make my very first batch of lip balm. I love the results! After a few days I’m already seeing great results and enjoy the consistency of the balm, too. It’s amazing how quickly the impact of good, organic ingredients can impact our bodies. My lips were wind-burnt and cracking from working outside and mornings at the farmers market under the hot southern sun. Now, my lips actually are kiss-able! Whoop! Whoop!
Many thanks to How To Provide For Your Family for their recipe, too!!
via Moisturizing Lip Balm — How to Provide
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