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This is a badge bit (BB) that is part of the PEP curriculum.  Completing this BB is part of getting the sand badge in Natural Medicine.

For this BB, you will harvest, dry, and store enough parsely leaf to make a tea, infusion or decoction.

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must post:
- a picture of the fresh herb being harvested
- a picture of your herbs drying (hanging, in a dehydrator, in a bag, etc.)
- a picture of your herbs in a sealed and labelled container, with the label indicating where the herbs came from, the method of drying, and the date
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This parsley grew, volunteer from last year, along the outside of my grow box. I'm impressed! It couldn't have gotten much water! So even though my husband doesn't care for the "messy" look, I let it grow to maturity so I could use and appreciate it. I dried it in my excalibur dehydrator and stored it in a jar.
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picking parsley
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dehydrating parsley
dehydrating parsley
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bottled and stored
bottled and stored
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I harvested parsley from my garden and dried it in the air fryer.
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Harvesting parsley
Harvesting parsley
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Parsley in the air fryer
Parsley in the air fryer
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Dried parsley
Dried parsley
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Dry enough parsely leaf to make a tea, infusion, or decoction

We love parsley and grew it in several places around the garden this spring. ¡Muy delicioso!


Jennifer Richardson wrote:This is a badge bit (BB) that is part of the PEP curriculum.  Completing this BB is part of getting the sand badge in Natural Medicine.

For this BB, you will harvest, dry, and store enough parsely leaf to make a tea, infusion or decoction.

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must post:
- a picture of the fresh herb being harvested
- a picture of your herbs drying (hanging, in a dehydrator, in a bag, etc.)
- a picture of your herbs in a sealed and labelled container, with the label indicating where the herbs came from, the method of drying, and the date

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Harvesting flat-leaf parsley
Harvesting flat-leaf parsley
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In the drying hanger
In the drying hanger
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Ready for storage
Ready for storage
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Favorite herb storage containers
Favorite herb storage containers
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Label
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Parsley!
I got these from a client while on a site visit!
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Harvest
Harvest
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Dehydrator
Dehydrator
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Done!
Done!
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Note: Over 100 bbs! woo hoo! That tiny jar is adorable

 
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