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How to make herbal salves

 
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Check out the lastest blog post from the Ashevillage Urban Farm School for a quick and easy recipe!
http://ashevillage.org/healing-herbal-salves
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Thanks for the heads up, Kathryn!

I was reading last week where Coleus plants have mosquito inhibiting properties. Needless to say, a plant that I had previously ignored is suddenly of interest. I have two Coleus plants that I am trying out as companions in the blueberry patch, I've planted some seeds, and I have an alcohol extract of the leaves that I am experimenting with on myself. Next step is a mosquito repelling salve.
 
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