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| Sage almost dry |
When I lived in the North East Kingdom in Vermont, I was blessed to have a wonderful yard with tons of flowers and herbs growing in it. No planting necessary, the flowers would just pop up! While walking my amazing dog Kingdom (RIP) I stumbled across massive amounts of sage. I harvested a bunch and let it sit in the summer sun for several days to dry out. Once it was dry I pulled off the leaves and started making bundles and tied them together with hemp. They burned very well and smelled great.
Now I do not have access to wild sage as readily and hate spending $6-7 in the store for a bundle. So, I bought some organic sage ($1.99 a bunch) in the vegetable section of my local market and flavored some Kombucha and let the rest of the sage sit out to dry on my window sill. It has been about 5 days and the sage is almost moisture free. I will take off the leaves as I did before and make mini sage bundles and wrap them in hemp. Here are some pictures documenting my process. Once the sage has completely dried I will update with pictures of the bundling process, so check back in in a few days!
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| Sage drying out on my windowsill |
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