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Feeling like a haunted Victorian woman in the R***e heat? Try a Blueberry Lavender Lemonade. Blueberries, lemon, lavender, ice, and a small chance of emotional stability. 🫐
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Yarrow
Yarrow has a long history in traditional herbal wellness. Bitter and aromatic, it fits beautifully into a summer herb conversation focused on heat, circulation, and seasonal balance.
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Cherry Lime Energy Bites: tart enough to match the attitude, sweet enough to keep the peace. Perfect for snack attacks, summer slumps, and dramatic little moods. 🍒
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Rosemary & Remembrance
Rosemary has a long association with memory, remembrance, protection, and honoring those who came before us.
In old European herbal folklore, rosemary was often connected with remembrance and loyalty. It appears in stories, weddings, funerals, gardens, and protective traditions as a plant people used to remember, bless, and honor.
It totally belongs in your stuffing for Thanksgiving.

Got a hot, grumpy human on your hands? Watermelon Lime Cooler: cold, minty, fizzy, and just enough to bring the drama level down a notch. 🍉
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Plantain
Plantain is connected with traditional herbal support for dampness, fluids, and summer heat patterns. In Chinese medicine, related plantain herbs are used to help drain damp-heat.
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Watermelon Feta Firecracker Bites: for when it’s too hot to cook and everyone’s one inconvenience away from a meltdown. Cold, minty, salty, and cute. 🍉
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Mint & the Story of Mentha

Mint is linked to the nymph Mentha, who was transformed into the fragrant herb.
The result is a memorable plant story in mythology: beauty, jealousy, and a plant that still ends up cooling everything down.
It makes mint feel a little more dramatic than its usual job in iced tea and summer drinks.
Mint has always had a strong personality — bright, refreshing, aromatic, and hard to ignore.
We appreciate any herb that can be both calming and a little legendary.

Talk to Dr. Murphy about your back pain and different treatment plans to help you live a better, happier life without pain. Book online at localhealinghouse.com or call 970-364-0003