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Rosa rugosa, or beach rose, is one of the best parts of summer in coastal Maine, with her petals of gentle cinnamon-like rose fragrance, petals useful for myriad remedies, including infusions and salves, then again in fall with her rosehip herbal goodness, perfect for another herbal tea (infusion)! Gratitude for a rejuvenated gathering of rose abundance in my yard after a hiatus, and her anti-inflammatory properties. The blessing of wildcrafting and foraging, particularly in your own yard, is plants we need emerge when we need them most, and we know their life cycle, that we harvest responsibly, and that they weren't subjected to pesticides or herbicides—that they are cared for by the sun, the moon, the rain and enjoyed by those blessed to be in their midst.

Blueberries nourish in summer, and their fields, known as barrens, provide vibrant color in autumn—a reminder of the cycle of life. — #Botaniscape

Winter is nature's time to slumber--somewhat. While snow may silence, the forest and communities come alive in different ways. -- #Botaniscape

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