The potting shed is home to bundles of plant materials to use in salves, dried arrangements, teas, etc. The season of gathering passes quickly, or at least, it feels that way here. A few of the plants grown here are suggested for use in making a garland, as listed in the information below. Garlands are one way to decorate your table for a gathering with fresh or dried plant material.
Herbal Garlands
Garlands aren’t just for looks: they can have purpose too! Mix flowers with herbs like calendula, chamomile, lavender, rosemary, or thyme for a healing twist. These bring color and texture while offering benefits like calming scents or antibacterial properties.
Here are a few healing herbs that will make great additions to your garland.
• Lavender – Known for its calming, floral scent, reducing stress and promoting restful sleep
• Rosemary – Piney-scented herb for mental clarity and focus, to boost memory and concentration
• Thyme – Uplifting and purifying, to freshen the air
• Sage – For cleansing spaces, clearing negative energy, protective and purifying
Extracted from an article written by Jenny Bar, www.learningherbs.com/blog, how to make flower garlands
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