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- Note from the Editors
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- Our Featured Article - The Joy of Harvest
- Aromatherapy Events
Dear Aroma News Subscribers,
Welcome to the latest edition of Aroma
News!
This edition's article, "The Joy
of Harvest", is a helpful guide to the art of successfully harvesting
fragrant blooms, seeds, and roots for enjoyment long after the summer
season has passed.
Take a moment to review our regular newsletter
features as well, including the Oil of the Month, and our subscriber
recipe suggestion, brought to you this month by Alise, of Lincoln, Nebraska.
Thanks Alise!
Our subscriber winner this month is also
noted below - check to see if your name is posted! And, remember, if
you've received this newsletter, you're already entered in next month's
drawing!
Contact us anytime by email,
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The Aroma News Editors
Health
for Her
Health4Her.com is an online store specializing
in the provision of high quality, effective natural remedies and beauty
alternatives for women. Their selection of products is extensive, with
something of value for everyone.
The Joy of Harvest
For most home gardeners, this is the time
of year we start to think about harvesting the plants that we have so
lovingly cared for all summer. Timing is a key part of achieving the
maximum quality of the plant, and harvest times vary depending on the
part that you wish to use. As a general guideline, you want to gather
the plants when they are at the peak of potency or are fully ripe. For
example:
- Flowers are usually best harvested just
before the full bloom and in the mid or late morning following evaporation
of the dew
- Seeds should be gathered when they are
dry and ripe, but before they fall from the plant on their own
- Roots can be gathered in the late fall
or early spring in either the early morning or late afternoon
- Leaves should be gathered when they are
tender and the plant is beginning to show new fall growth...
Read
the entire article here >>
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| Recipe of the Month: |
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Alise writes:
"After a hard day's
work in the retail industry, I like to ease the aching in my feet with
a warm foot bath combined with a few drops of peppermint oil."
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| Oil of the Month: |
| Jasmine |
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Jasmine is popular for
its calming, soothing effect, and is often used in the management of
anxiety.
Also useful in the treatment
of headaches, and dry skin.
To read more about jasmine
oil, click here.
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When drying plants, hanging
them upside down will bring the essential oils into the leaves.
To read more about essential
oil extraction, go here.
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| This Month's Winner: |
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Congratulations to this
month's subscriber prize draw winner:
Lyndsey of Stoke on Trent, England
Lyndsey has won a Living
Earth Escape Gift Set, valued at over $40.
As a subscriber to Aroma
News, you're already entered in next month's drawing.
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