Not enough thyme
While pulling out thyme in my refrigerator and thinking of all the thyme I am planting in the garden, I seriously thought “I never have enough thyme”. Then I realized what I just said ;)
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I hope to have plenty of thyme this year. You'd never know it by how busy I am. 😅
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I've had challenges growing thyme, so you could say that I never have enough of the plant, never mind the dimensional thing. :-)
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This was the complete story to my cute TCM doctor (completely out of my league):
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True story just now:
While pulling out thyme in my refrigerator and thinking of all the thyme I am planting in the garden, I seriously thought “I never have enough thyme”. Then I realized what I just said ;)
Nap over, now smoothy with a little coffee smoothie stuff, extra cocoa powder, honey, raw Sweet potato (reduces acid and is a prebiotic), thyme (snicker snicker), and then back to the garden 🪴
…. would add a little powdered marshmallow root, like my spiritual sister suggested, but my miracle working TCM doctor said to stay with the program. And I guess, since I haven’t been listening to my gut for over a year now, it’s going to take awhile to train it again. First the tongue, then the gut :)
Hoping to start Asian ginseng (kidney) and Oregon grape (kill a pylori, etc) soon ;)
You have to taste the food to see if your body wants it, then see how your gut feels :)
Do you know what type of willow tree this is? I put some in this water and it is going crazy.
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@heirlooms777 I have no idea what type of willow it is. Would you happen to have a picture of the parent tree? That might help.
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I found it in the Japanese garden …. I’ll have to go back
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If only we could grow more time lol. Also "Time is an illusion" thyme is an herb lol.
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So true, one never seems to have enough time or thyme.
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@heirlooms777 I just got diagnosed as having H pylori. I am getting a prescription from my naturopath. Kind of wish I had thought of Oregon grape before buying the prescription. I know that Oregon grape works well on gut infections.
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I love thyme, it is one of my favorite herbs.
When I lived in the Los Angeles suburb (sandy soil), my English thyme was big, but in the San Diego area (sandstone) my thyme has not done as well but I am going to try again this year and I have planted both English and French thyme in my vertical planters.
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@heirlooms777 While out in the garden today, I offered the neighbor a few sprigs of fresh thyme. He immediately ate them, his eyes lit up and he smiled. I love my garden!
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