Tag Archives: Seeds

Growing plants is very beneficial because it helps clear away carbon. With grow lights, you can grow many plants indoors such as houseplants, orchids, and even fruits and vegetable crops. These are also great for seedlings, ensuring they will grow healthy and strong.  When you know how plants use light, you …

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By Fredrica Syren: I like to plant my seeds in recycled household items instead of store bought plastic trays and soil blocks or even pots. Instead of wasting money and creating more trash, I suggest inventing your own seeds pots. It’s easy. Growing plants from your own seeds puts all …

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By Larraine Roulston: Flaxseed has an interesting history. It was first cultivated in Babylon in 3000BC. Believing that it had strong health benefits, King Charlemagne during theearly Middle Ages passed laws requiring his subjects to consume it. Recently,the demand for flaxseed has increased. The Flax Council estimates that in2010, approximately …

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By Kim Robson: For thousands of years, farmers have reclaimed and cleaned seeds from the harvest, then kept them over the winter for replanting the next spring. Agri-business giant Monsanto had had enough of that. They developed genetically modified (GM) seeds that resist Monsanto’s own herbicide, Roundup™, allowing farmers to …

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 By Fredrica Syren Being a vegetarian for years, I base my diet on plants and depend on staples such as nuts, grains, seeds and beans. As a person who tries to use food to maintain health, one of the things I have discovered over the last couple of years on this journey is the …

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By Asha Kreiling From fiber to food, hemp is a wonder plant. You can eat the seeds, drink the milk, wear the clothes, write on the paper, and even build your home with the fibers. The multifunctional plant grows rapidly year-round, producing a large bulk of useful plant material, and …

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My friend and raw food chef Centehua made a divine raw breakfast with chia seeds last week. Noah and I fell in love with it and it’s been our little mid-morning snack.  It’s like eating a cross between a very yummy pudding and oatmeal; it’s healthy and also very filling. I …

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I continue to try recipes from Kris Carr’s book Crazy Sexy Diet. This time I tried making pancakes with many different seeds. I was intrigued by how all these kinds of seeds would taste as a pancake. They were a bit more bread like than regular pancakes but were super …

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Bella’s new favorite thing to eat right now is granola. She had it with berries in a restaurant and ever since it’s granola all day, specially for breakfast. I have bought the granola at the farmers market but how silly when really it’s so easy to make your own. Granola …

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No this is not bread that gives a fabulous toast but bread that is perfect to use to make toast. I have craved toast with jam with my tea, which is such Swedish thing.  My friend Jess who also is Swedish came over for a tea, toast with jam breakfast this …

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