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by Dan Riegler | Mar 20, 2014 | Apothecary, Distillation, Essential Oils

My apologies for the long delay posting here. My intent was to deliver part 2 of “How to distill essential oils from spruce and pine sap” a long time ago. But life doesn’t always unfold the way we plan it. Instead, I find myself in Israel with no...
How to distill essential oils from Pine and Spruce sap-Part 1

How to distill essential oils from Pine and Spruce sap-Part 1

by Dan Riegler | Mar 5, 2014 | Apothecary, Distillation, DIY, Essential Oils, Wildcrafting

It is very easy to distill the essential oils from our local North American Pine, Spruce and Fir tree saps ourselves, but, to fully capture the exquisite qualities this type of small-scale distillation can offer us, a different approach and perspective is called for....
How to use Pine, Spruce and Fir saps for incense and perfume

How to use Pine, Spruce and Fir saps for incense and perfume

by Dan Riegler | Feb 22, 2014 | Apothecary, Perfume, Wildcrafting

Collecting the last of this seasons Spruce and Pine saps while the weather is cold, reminds me that there are some perennial questions that come through this blog from the search engines, inquiring how to use local saps for perfume and incense.  Now is a perfect time...

How to use Pine, Spruce and Fir saps for incense and perfume

by Dan Riegler | Feb 22, 2014 | Apothecary, Perfume, Wildcrafting

Collecting the last of this seasons Spruce and Pine saps while the weather is cold, reminds me that there are some perennial questions that come through this blog from the search engines, inquiring how to use local saps for perfume and incense.  Now is a perfect time...
Make a wonderful winter chest rub-From Spruce sap

Make a wonderful winter chest rub-From Spruce sap

by Dan Riegler | Jan 3, 2014 | DIY, Wildcrafting

How to make a wonderful winter cough and chest rub from local pine, Spruce and Fir saps. A short while ago, I published a post on making a cough and chest rub from Frankincense Neglecta, a lovely type of Frankincense from Ethiopia. It’s fragrance reminded me of...

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Apothecary’s Garden is a blog and a shop centered around what I call “The Apothecary Arts”. Creative arts and artisanry with a focus on aromatic materials, traditional processes and our relationship with Nature. Whether novices or masters we are all artisans and creators. The quality of our finished products is rooted in the quality of the materials we use. Here you will find the best quality materials I could find, and a growing number that are both sustainably harvested and fairly traded. Apothecary’s Garden strives to reconnect science with spirit, ethics with economics and to promote fair and sustainable relationships with people and plants.

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