VIDEO: Harvesting and Using Calendula

Aug 10, 2017

 

Happy Friday to you all! We have been SOOOO busy on the farm, is it really Friday already?!

Harvest season comes on slowly and then just really starts to take off this time of year. While we haven't even hit the height of it yet we are continually filling and refilling the dehydrator with some herbal goodness from the farm.

This week I was catching up on the Calendula flowers. While we don't have enough of these farm grown ones to fill our tea orders yet we use them for so many other things. They are good for more than just tea!

We are sharing on this video how to harvest the flowers and save the seed along with 6+ ways to use Calendula. We hope you enjoy, even if you don't plant to grow your own hopefully its interesting to see the process of the ingredients that get used in our teas.

​Cheers!

 

About CeAnne & The Farmhouse Crew

Howdy! I’m CeAnne (pronounced “see-ann”), co-owner of Farmhouse Teas and Grow Create Sip with my husband, The Farmer. We live on 1.85 acres in Oregon’s Cascade foothills with our four adopted kiddos, 40+ chickens, goats, sheep, and a dog.

With 13 years as a home herbalist and over 11 years running Farmhouse Teas, we’ve crafted more than 60 unique tea blends, tinctures, and herbal mixes. We’ve served thousands of customers, helping many discover natural solutions for their health through herbs.

My passion for tea blending began from my own journey with chronic, lifelong health issues not resolved by typical pharmaceutical methods. That led me to create nourishing herbal remedies that support families like yours. Thanks for joining our farm-to-cup journey!

— CeAnne & the Farmhouse Crew

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