How to use your garden to make holiday gifts
Thinking of making any handmade gifts for the holidays this year?
It’s only October, but this is the perfect time to get started!
By starting now, you can create thoughtful gifts before the craziness of the holidays overwhelm you.
Host Theresa Loe interviews Stephanie Rose of Garden Therapy about garden crafts that make perfect holiday gifts. They discuss several projects (from season salt to homemade soap) that you can make quickly, easily, and with very little cost.
You will learn: How Herbal Finishing Salt makes an impressive, low-cost gift How to fast-track soap making with natural melt and pour ingredients The type of cupcake molds to use for Lavender-Oatmeal Soap Why mason jars are perfect for homemade candles The trick to pressing herbs into the sides of your glass jar candles And more…As always, you can go to www.LivingHomegrown.com/118 to get links to all the recipes, instructions and a full transcript of the episode.
LH 52: Canning Jar Usage & Storage
LH 51: Avoiding Food Gardening Overwhelm
LH 50: Easy Homemade Vinegar From Scratch
LH 49: Drying Herbs for Peak Flavor
LH 48: Avoiding Botulism, Canning Green Beans & Removing Jar Stick'em - Oh My!
LH 47: Top Rookie Canning Mistakes
LH 46: The Top 3 Canning Myths & How to Avoid Them
LH 45: The 3 Life-Enhancing Benefits of Canning Food
LH 44: What Makes For a Successful Canner?
LH 43: Growing Food in Containers
LH 42: Creating a Bold, Small-Space Edible Garden
LG 41: Slow Flowers with Debra Prinzing
LH 40: Making Rhubarb-Vanilla Syrup
LH 39: Fermenting Food 101 - Troubleshooting
LH 38: Making Cultured Butter
LH 37: How to Set Farm-Fresh Goals
LH 36: Insider Secrets to Making a Perfect Marmalade
LH 35: Last Minute Fragrant Gifts
LH 34: Getting More Garden Flavor with Willi Galloway
LH 33: Homemade Fruit Liqueur - The Fast Way
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