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Kate Moxham, Herbalist

Foraging for Wild Herbs with Kate Moxham

By Adrienne Crombie | May 5, 2021 | 0 Comments

Kate Moxham was born and bred in Hunterdon County. I was raised here, too, a generation or two before. There is something about being raised here, witness to the development of farmland into houses and to the current trend back to small farms that feels so hopeful. As a kid, I spent time in the […]

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Dreaming a New World

By Adrienne Crombie | Apr 30, 2021 | 0 Comments

As I continue to investigate and learn more about the mysterious world of medicinal herbs that are hiding in plain sight all around me, my relationship with the plant world grows stronger. I learn a lot from people who visit the farm and introduce me to the plants that are growing wild in the field […]

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Katie O’Neill, Herbalist

By Adrienne Crombie | Apr 27, 2021 | 0 Comments

Katie came to the farm on recommendation of a friend who said we had to meet and that Katie was an herbalist who would be a perfect fit for Mad Lavender Farm. As it turns out, Katie is more a person who creates space than fits into it. When Katie ONeill creates space for her […]

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Goat Yoga Teachers

The Goat Yoga Dream Team

By Adrienne Crombie | Apr 26, 2021 | 0 Comments

Meet the Mad Lavender Goat Yoga Teachers: Lea, Jenn, Ava and Shannon. They are my Dream Team. Ava and Jenn have been with us since the beginning and they have fine tuned the goat yoga experience over the past four years to what it is today. Shannon and Lea are brand new to teaching goat […]

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Ava and goats

Goat Yoga with Ava

By Adrienne Crombie | Apr 26, 2021 | 0 Comments

Ava is one of those women who seems to have the secret to eternal youth. She has the energy of a teenager and the enthusiasm of a child with a ticket to Disneyland. Only Ava does not keep her secret very well. She shares it openly that it is her spirituality that is the source […]

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Jenn Stas Yoga instructor

Innovative Yoga with Jenn Stas – Live Wild & Free

By Adrienne Crombie | Apr 16, 2021 | 0 Comments

When people ask, “How did you get the idea to do Goat Yoga?” the short answer is, “Jenn Stas.” I first met Jenn in 2015 when she signed up for a Tarot workshop that I was teaching on the farm in our tipi. We got to chatting and Jenn let me know that she was […]

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Nicole of SpadaFlora

Growing Community on Mad Lavender Farm

By Adrienne Crombie | Apr 15, 2021 | 0 Comments

When you put an intention out to the Universe, it may not be exactly like waving a magic wand. It usually takes a little time to see it manifest. Case in point: two years ago a large area of prime space in our fenced-in garden in lay fallow. We envisioned a luxuriant flower garden but […]

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Healing Fire Ceremony Mad Lavender Farm

Agni Hotra Fire Ceremony – May

By Adrienne Crombie | Mar 7, 2021 | 0 Comments

Date: Friday May 24th Time: 7:oo-8:30 PM Tickets: $25. Schedule Appointment Agni Hotra is an ancient fire ritual performed to purify the environment, reduce pollution and increase an atmosphere of healing. First found in the VÄ“dic scriptures, practice of the Fire Ceremony blesses Mother Earth as well as the practitioners. We will be chanting the […]

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burning smudge

Smudge Therapy

By Adrienne Crombie | Jan 10, 2021 | 0 Comments

Mad Lavender Farm smudge sticks are made from homegrown Sage and Lavender, wild-foraged Mugwort, Sweet Annie and Rosebuds. The combination of the scents and properties of these herbs and flowers create a lovely and powerful smoke with therapeutic value. Sage, aka salvia, is latin for healing. We grow four different varieties on the farm and […]

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Apple lavender muffin

Apple Lavender Muffins

By Adrienne Crombie | Jan 2, 2021 | 0 Comments

The apples grown in Hunterdon County NJ are pretty wonderful. We had an apple orchard on our farm when I was a kid and my Dad would take us out to the orchard in the back of his truck and we would fill the bushel baskets to deliver to the local cider press. I ate […]

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