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Christy Dominguez
I am so excited to learn herbalism. I tried to grow a lot of herbs this year, however they all burned up in our Texas heat. Wish we could grow more here. I will have to try again.
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Susan Robinson
Hello Christy,
I am in NE Texas and I get what you’re saying about herbs burning up in the heat! Maybe Doc has some answers. I’d like to get a greenhouse–I think that would be very helpful. All the best to you!
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Stephanie Terry
Welcome. I am just getting started too. Good luck!
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Greg Boggs
Welcome Christy! Yeah managing heat can be really tricky, but I think you’ll learn some great stuff here to help with that!
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Dr. Patrick Jones
Michael Moore wrote a good book Medicinal Plants of the esert and Canyon West. Those would be good species to get acquainted with.
I recently went to Arizona and did a bunch of plant filming for individual plant lessons. They have medicinals everywhere….they’re just a bit more prickly in most cases. LOL
Don't use herbs or combine herbs with medications or use them during lactation or pregnancy without talking with your healthcare provider.
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Rebekah Carmichael
There is a youtube channel called Mary’s Nest. She does some herbs and she is in Texas too if I remember correctly!
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Natashia Atkinson
Welcomed to the school! There are definitely some ways to grow in TX! Lots of knowledge here!
May His face shine upon you, Natashia
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Susan Wright
Greetings from south central Kansas. I feel your pain! Maybe we can chat sometime and share experiences. I am new to the school, as well. Best wishes on your journey!
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Zavier Banman
Yeah, 100 degree summers make it hard to grow anything really 🙂
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