The Language of Nature

Several people stopped by the Kent Emporium this past week and looked at the Crimson Clover.  I showed them the various plants in bloom and each person responded with...

OMG - That's Stinging Nettles!
I laughed and then touches the Stinging Nettle plant to show them that...

Stinging Nettles aren't scary!

Each person was shocked that I didn't get stung.  Of course, I had to give my mini talk on what to do if you get stung by the plant.  Break the stem and put the milky sap of the rash.  The pain will stop immediately.  The plant contains its own antidote for its sting.  Plus, there are many virtues to growing Nettles:
 
In the garden, Stinging Nettles is one of the best companion plants:

• Increases the oil content of many herbs.
• Helps vegetables grow more vigorously.
• Helps plants become more resistant to pests.
• Can be used to enrich compost.
• Attracts beneficial insects.

Health benefits of Stinging Nettles:

• Edible and Nutritious -contain vitamins A, C, and K as well as B vitamins.
• Helps detoxify the body.
• Rich in anti-inflammatory properties (relieves arthritis).
• Gives relief in respiratory issues (reduces seasonal allergies).
• May help lower blood pressure.

Are you interested in connecting deeper with the power of nature? 
Join me on June 24th and June 25th (details below) and discover what plant wants to work with you.

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