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The Verbena has never been so happy here in the Hill Country. Cheery purple flowers celebrate Spring!
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- I am a Texas native, an artist, a foodie, and an herbalist. I studied under Nicole Telkes Wildflower School of Botanical Medicine in Austin. I mostly focus on developing and producing body care products using plants I grow or purchase organically. I’m a nutritionist to dear friends and family, I understand food sensitivities and intolerances and how foods can affect cognitive and physical health. I once suffered from GI illness and through studying alternative means of healing and applying discipline to my wellness plan have overcome chronic inflammation and pain. I was fortunate to heal myself outside of the typical medical model of prescriptions and think many of us can, too. I believe we have the power to heal our bodies. We are all introduced to a myriad of pollutants each day. We are eating, applying them, or inhaling them with little thought. I aim too reduce this minefield by producing toxin free products that are beneficial, nutritive, and easily absorbed through the skin. We all need a little help navigating through today’s exposures. My mission is to help reduce pollution in people, one product at a time. Thank you for joining me in my herbal adventures!
we all grow up
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Lily
(c) 1996
Belinda's Dream
Dancer
(c) 1999
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Verbena (Vervain) Loving Spring
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2010
Butterfly
(c) 2006
Spring
Cactus in Bloom
Spring in the Hill Country 2010
Flowers for Mum
(c) 2000
Infused Oils
reaching towards the sun
(c) 2001
Iris
(c) 2001
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