Sage

Mexican bush sage is a popular choice today in gardens as the plants last for a long time whilst retaining their pretty flowers. But whilst… Read More »Can You Eat Mexican Sage Flowers?

Fresh sage leaves are great when fried and used as a garnish on side dishes. Add a couple tablespoons of butter to a small skillet… Read More »How Do I Cook Fresh Sage?

Using and Growing Mexican Bush Sage But whilst other varieties are used frequently in your home cooking and are a critical part of Thanksgiving turkey… Read More »Can You Eat Mexican Sage Leaves?

Prepare the soil where the Mexican sage plant will receive full sunlight. Although the plant grows in nearly any type of well-drained soil, Mexican sage… Read More »How Do You Use Mexican Sage?

Except, that’s not the case. If you’re not a member of an Indigenous community, purchasing white sage, Palo Santo, or other sacred herbs and quickly… Read More »Can Non Indigenous People Smudge?

If you’re not a member of an Indigenous community, purchasing white sage, Palo Santo, or other sacred herbs and quickly Googling “how to smudge” will… Read More »Can A Non Native Use Sage?

Butterflies feed on tubular flowers and they especially love those with “landing strips.” Yarrow, stonecrop, coneflower, verbena, phlox, butterfly bush, butterfly weed (Asclepias), bee balm,… Read More »What Do You Put In A Butterfly Garden?

Even if you are a butterfly-lover, you may not know that most butterfly species have a very specific and limited selection of acceptable host plants.… Read More »What Is A Butterfly Host Plant?

Butterflies love Oregano, image top left, Thymus, Borage, Nepeta cat mint, Chives, Hyssop, Lavender. A herb garden is a butterfly zone. and many herbs are… Read More »Is Oregano A Host Plant For Butterflies?

How to do a sinus flush Stand with your head over a sink or in the shower and tilt your head to one side. Using… Read More »How Do You Flush Out Your Sinuses?