Medicinal Astrology is one of the oldest medical traditions in our Western culture. Certain herbs resonate with the energetic and health patterns identified in each astrological sign. The three signs that are the foundation of your horoscope are the sun or life-force, the moon or personality, and the rising or physical body. Using herbs medicinally, you can choose to support any or all of these properties.
This book will take you though all the signs of the zodiac, identifying specific herbs that will resonate with each astrological sign.
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Several of my books are currently available for the Nook – and more are being added, almost daily. Currently you can choose from the following selections:
Scented Gardens A Collection Of Articles By Sheri Ann Richerson
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An Herbal Meal For The One You Love includes recipes for herbal appetizers, beverages, desserts, pastas, main dishes, salads, breads, vegetables and even herbal decorations ideal for use on the table during your meal!
Recipes Include:
Dilled Cottage Cheese
Lemony Chicken Wings
Kevin’s Toasted Cheese
Tangy Flowered Salad
Herbed Potato Salad
Sheri’s Herbed Chicken
Herbed Turkey
Pork Chops In Raspberry Sauce
Herbal Roast
Herbed Vegetables On The Grill
Potato Wedges On The Grill
Herbal Fried Potatoes
Sheri’s Spaghtti Sauce
Pasta Sauce
Hot-Herb Garlic Bread
Herbal Bread
Herbal Butter
Scented Geranium Cream Cake
Cream Frosting
Quick And Easy Herbal Ice Cream
Spring Herbal Tea
Herb Tea Favorites
Basic Herb Blend Seasoning
Fines Herbs Blend
Herbal Candles
Herbal Centerpiece
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For some reason I am unable to change the name of the show, so it is under my name Sheri Ann Richerson. The topics of the show, however, will be related to homesteading. You can view the upcoming topics on the event calendar on the side of the front page, http://www.experimentalhomesteader.com, as well as the date and time the show will air. I will archive the show as well, so if you miss it, you can listen later.
The first show Getting Started With Chickens airs on Tuesday, September 6, 2011 at 4:00PM Eastern.
One of the easiest animals to start raising on the homestead is chickens. In this episode we will explore the advantages of raising chickens, problems that can arise from raising chickens and how to keep your chickens healthy.
The number to call into the show and speak live on air is (626) 657-2120.
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Naturally some legends are better than others. Some of these legends are verifiable at least in part and some are truly fiction. The determining factor in whether or not an urban legend stays around has to do with how believable it is. It also is determined in part by how many people know the story and continue to spread it.
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A collection of articles about growing and harvesting edible plants. All of these articles were originally published on Suite101. Now you can own them, as a collection, for your Kindle.
Chapter 1: Plant A Row For The Hungry: Feed The Hungry By Donating Extra Garden Produce
Chapter 2: Compost Advantages: Environmentally Friendly Way to Improve Soil Structure
Chapter 3: Growing A Vegetable Garden: Growing vegetables can save money and help you eat healthier
Chapter 4: Vegetable Growing Realities: More Than Economic Benefits
Chapter 5: Survival Food Garden: Grow Vegetables For Disaster Preparedness
Chapter 6: Winter Garden Ideas: Harvest vegetables year-round in any climate!
Chapter 7: Seed In Spring: Winter Sown Vegetables
Chapter 8: Vegetables to Plant in January: Garden Tips for Year-Round Growing
Chapter 9: Early Season Vegetable Gardening: Plant cabbage, leafy greens and potatoes in January
Chapter 10: Gardening In February: Maple Syrup, Sugar, Seed Planting Dates
Chapter 11: Vegetables to Plant in February: Extend the Vegetable Growing Season with These Gardening Tips
Chapter 12: Vegetable Garden Plants: Outsmart Frost In Spring
Chapter 13: When To Plant In Spring: Early Season Garden Tips
Chapter 14: Extend The Spring Vegetable Garden
Chapter 15: What Garden Seeds To Plant In June
Chapter 16: Container Vegetable Gardening: Gardening tips for container gardens filled with corn and tomatoes
Chapter 17: Hydroponic Vegetable Gardening: Sowing seed in spring hydroponically is the first step for success
Chapter 18: Go Green With Hydroponics: Sustainable Gardening Practices That Are Economically Viable
Chapter 19: Hydroponic Gardening Advantages: Grow More Food In Less Space Using Environmentally Friendly Methods
Chapter 20: Environmental Advantages of Hydroponics: Green Gardening Products That Combat Global Warming
Chapter 21: Organic Flowers
Chapter 22: Organic Herbs Guide
Chapter 23: Grow And Harvest Pineapple
Chapter 24: Peanuts Are Exotic Plants: Growing vegetables such as peanuts can make your garden unique
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Every Thursday evening at 7pm EST, I will be hosting a #homesteadchat on Twitter. Be sure to include the hashtag #homesteadchat.
Tonight’s topic is on using up vegetable garden leftovers.
I hope to see you there.
_______________ If you missed this week's #homesteadchat, click here to go to the archive.
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