Mountain Rose Herbs Blog (99)

Certified Forest Grown Ginseng

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Bitter Sweet Herbal Tea Blend Recipe with Yarrow

This tea has a little zip, a little zing, and a bit of sweet. I love every herb in this recipe and stumbled upon this creation when I wanted something to drink in the morning after a night of festive eating. The Yarrow leaf & flower , Lemon peel , and the Ginger powder have some nice bitters qualities, helping to wake my sluggish appetite or to give my tummy a boost. I can't seem to get enough Oatstraw and Nettle leaf and I always feel like I'm doing something good for myself when I find a way to include them in my teas. Read More

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Free Download: The Herb Fairies Cookbook

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Monthly Specials: What's On Sale at Mountain Rose?

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Help Us Support The McKenzie River Trust!

Posted by Alyssa

The Extrovert's Balancing Tea Blend with Skullcap

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New in the Shop: Organic Love Tea

Posted by Christine

Rose and Berry Sun Tea Recipe with Rose Petals and Rosehips

I have a secret to share, a tip, if you will...you do not need to wait until summer to enjoy delicious, nature-made sun tea! In fact, it does not even need to be a hot, sunny day for you to make a tasty jar of herbal tea. You can steep the herbs in fresh water on a counter-top, in a sunny windowsill, or on the front stoop. It may take a little longer to get a good steep if the sun isn't out, but it will still work just fine. In fact, you could put this tea together in the morning, and let it steep for several hours to be enjoyed in the afternoon or at the end of a busy day... Read More

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New in the Shop: Organic Hazelnut Oil

Posted by Christine

DIY: Purely Spring Essential Oil Blend Recipe

Here in the Pacific Northwest, winters tend to be damp, cold and...damp. Rooms can get a little heavy on the moist and stuffy after a few rainy months. Opening the windows only tends to let more of the wet stuff inside! I created this blend to use in both our nebulizer and the aroma mist diffuser, but it works great in a small diffuser or diluted in water for a room or linen spray.

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