Companion Planting allows us to use the collective wisdom of those who have come before us to teach us which plants benefit from growing together. One great example of the is The Three Sisters, Corn, Pole Beans, and Squash. According to The Farmers Almanac, there are many benefits to planting certain plants together. Large plants provide shade for smaller plants. Large stalked plants provide support… Read More »Who Loves Who
Ferns have had the same DNA for 300 million years. They are virtually the same as they were when the Dinosaurs roamed our planet. And they are one of the only plants that have been able to do so. Redwood forests are perfect acidic soil for Fern growth. I have seen several different types of Fern hiking in our California Redwood forest. Maiden Hair, Water… Read More »Wild Fern Oil’s
$50 St. John’s Wort has been used for hundreds of years for nerve pain. As well as a nighttime sleep enhancer. Members swear by its drug-free relief. Rub the balm or oil on the affected area. You can also rub a bit on your belly button at night to promote peaceful sleep. For Members only. Become a member
On Sale Now For Members Only $90 setCall 415-297-3592 to check availability All our Seaweed products made here on The Butterfly Hill have 5 different types of Seaweed ethically harvested. They include Sea Lettuce, Coralline, Dolce, Bull Kelp, and Giant Sea Kelp. The Seaweed Salt scrub is excellent for garden hands and feet in the shower. It smooths the skin and cleans off any allergens… Read More »Seaweed TriO
Mother Nature’s healing Seaweed I have been on the beach most of my life. My Mother and Father were free divers in Monterey Bay. My whole family would have fish boils on the beach with my Father and Uncles coming out of the Ocean with fish they speared. My Grandmother in her wetsuit would clam on the beach, while us children would collect Periwinkles and… Read More »Seaweed Gift of the Sea
St John’s Wort or the greek Hypericum Perforayum which means “Over a spirit”. Other common names are Goatweed, Klamath Weed, Tipton’s Weed and Rosin Rose. It is named after John the Baptist as it is harvested at midsummer on his Birthday. There are many mentions of the sun and the Solstic to St John’s Wort. As I look at and live with and learn to… Read More »Saint John’s Wort plant
