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Rooted Apothecary

Rooted Apothecary is your guide to handmade remedies, infused oils, salves, and herbal recipes using plants grown and foraged with care. Explore natural wellness, DIY skincare, and old-world wisdom—one root at a time.

When to Start Prepping Herb Beds for Winter: A Comprehensive Guide

Preparing Your Herb Garden for the Cold Months In Nebraska, the first frost typically arrives between mid-October and early November. This is your cue to begin preparing perennial herbs like rosemary and lavender for the cold months ahead. Once temperatures dip below 40°F at night, it's time to trim, tidy, and preserve what's left of the harvest. Both rosemary and lavender thrive in warmth and sunshine but dislike soggy roots and frigid air. In raised beds, a little extra fal

Crystal Wubbels

Nov 114 min read

Is Lye in Soap Bad? The Truth About Real & Handmade Soap

Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. I only recommend products I’ve personally used or believe will add value to your creative projects. There’s one ingredient that always sparks debate when people first learn about handmade soap : lye . It sounds scary — like something out of a high school chemistry lab. But here’s the secret soapmakers have known for centuries:

Crystal Wubbels

Oct 205 min read