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Wild Woman Tea Blends for Divine Feminine Health July

May 5, 2021 by Adrienne Crombie

Wild Woman Tea Blends
for Divine Feminine Health
Sunday, July 11th 1:00pm
Schedule Here
Sustainer Rate: $45 sustains all
Supporter Rate:  $40 with code SUPPORT
      Community rate: $35 with code COMMUNITY at checkout
Limited to 12 people

Tap into your intuitive witchy wisdom in a meditation and plant medicine making journey. Learn about the history of menstruum making and how to work with herbs specifically beneficial for women’s health. We will discuss our desires and challenges as women and herbs that can become supportive allies for learning to relax, finding focus, hormonal and menopausal balancing, boosting our vitality, connecting to our heart center and deeper purpose and more. We will meditate in the garden and discuss practices for honoring our powerful wellbeing as divine creators. Each participant will leave with their own Wild Woman Tea blend and tools of empowerment.

Harvesting Tulsi Basil

 

Katie O’Neill believes that the right tools and wellness practices are what is most needed for our evolution into this new paradigm. Katie is an artist, a floral designer, an Herbalist, Flower Essence guide, and student of Medical Astrology specializing in rituals from her lineage of Celtic traditions. Her love of exploration assists in her creative process to capture ancestral nostalgia and a spiritual essence in her work. Katie hopes to empower women and men by holding space to reconnect in community and to our individual divine nature as creators. By being close to nature she believes we have the ability to strengthen our own intuitions. Katie grew up at the shore and in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey, studied ancient Crafts and Cultural Anthropology at UArts in Philadelphia and currently calls Pennsylvania her home and discovery playground. She is available for private consults.

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Shop Online and Pick Up at the Farm

November 2, 2020 by Adrienne Crombie

Our Open Air Farm Shop is closed for the season but you  can still order online at the Tiny Shop and schedule a drive through pick-up at the farm.

Pick up hours are every week,  Wednesday through Sunday (except holidays).

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Smudge Therapy

January 10, 2021 by Adrienne Crombie

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 I love to use combinations of sage in our smudge. Sage smoke is antibacterial and antimicrobial, so the smoke actually cleanses the air of pathogens. Burning sage also produces negative ions, which can act as an antidepressant and energy booster. Our bodies accumulate, over time, a redundancy of damaged positive ions and the negative ions produced by burning sage help to clear them away.

Lavender is a bit sweeter than sage and they balance each other well. Lavender smoke is ultra calming and relaxing. It’s a visual treat, too – the purple buds look so pretty with the sage.

Mugwort and Sweet Annie grow wild on our farm. Mugwort is used to enhance lucid dreaming, visions and protection. Healers also burn mugwort to ease superficial irritation.

The benefits of Sweet Annie aka Artemisia Annua are still being studied, particularly in relation to cancer cells, but it is most commonly used to treat Malaria. Sweet Annie’s anti-parasitic qualities are desirable for smudging, as well. The scent is sweet and fresh.

Rose helps to open your heart chakra up to love and compassion. Rose is said by some to attract fairies.

I heard a wonderful story this summer from a young woman visiting the farm about her experience with smudging. She had been in a bad relationship and it was ended but she was having a difficult time moving on. She was in a rut and she didn’t know the way out. She scheduled a massage, which was a great first step. Her massage therapist strongly advised that she take a purifying epsom salt bath and that she smudge every room in her house. She said that after she had completed smudging, she felt that a dark cloud had palpably lifted and her energy had shifted. After that, she got a great new job. And she met someone new.

Does it really work like that? I think the gifts of the natural world are here to partner with us and play with us and support us in growing to our full potential. I like that there is scientific study to affirm my experience but I trust my intuition and my experience to be my guide.

Sage Lavender Mugwort Sweet Annie and Rose Smudge
Our Smudge Sticks are crafted from Sage, Lavender, Sweet Annie, Mugwort and Rosebuds.

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Not kidding… yet

April 26, 2020 by Wendy135

Good news at Mad Lavender Farm! Cookie is about to kid any time now and Prudence is not far behind her. How do we know (besides the obvious?)

 

For most of a goat’s pregnancy, she carries her babies up high in her abdomen. However, right before birth, the kids drop and the top of her sides will appear “hollowed out” instead of full like before. Prudence is still carrying high and Cookie is showing signs of dropping.

 

What’s really cool is if you place a flat hand on her lower right side, in front of her udders and on the inside of her leg, you can feel the kid’s nose or even a soft hoof. Yesterday, we felt a hoof as it kicked. He or she is ready to face the world!

 

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Lavender plants are in!

March 10, 2020 by Wendy135

It’s that time of year and our beautiful, healthy lavender plants are ready to beautify your yard. Plant now and you’ll have the sweet scent of lavender and magnificent purple blooms in your garden or pots from late may through the summer months.

 

Lavender is easy to grow. Just plop it in well drained soil in a sunny spot and you’re good to go.

 

munstead lavender plant in bloom
Munstead Lavender

Our lavender plants are often used in perennial borders, rock gardens, as well as in herb gardens and scent gardens. Lavender’s intermediate height makes it just about right for the middle row in a decorative border comprised of shorter annual flowers in the front and taller shrubs or trees in the back. Lavender also works well when massed, and is sometimes used as a low hedge. This aromatic plant attracts butterflies and even repels deer (as well as cats!)

Lavender is sure to make you smile this summer!

 

 

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