National Absinthe Day…
Each year, on March 5th, Absinthe is celebrated for those 21 and older (responsibly, of course). Absinthe is made using wormwood, anise and fennel. They are infused and then distilled to create the strong licorice … [Read More...]
10 Aromatherapy Scents for Women’s Health…
Aromatherapy...It All Makes Scents Aromatherapy practitioners around the world know that when a certain scent is inhaled, it can bring relief to a list of ailments. The essential oils can also be used on the skin when … [Read More...]
How To Make All Natural Body Powders…
ALL NATURAL BODY POWDER All natural body powders are easy to make in your own kitchen. You can use the recipes here, or play around and create your own designer scent using essential oils and herbs. You can also make … [Read More...]
The Trees Of Cloverleaf Farm…
Cloverleaf Farm is surrounded by trees. There are oak trees, who's leaves whisper in the winds. The elms stand tall and proud. The pines and maples make up our little meditation grove. Maple is the state tree of New … [Read More...]
Spring Detox History Lesson…
The idea and practice of spring detox is a traditional time to cleanse the body after a cold, sedentary winter. Despite many recent trendy abuses of the word "detox", it is a centuries old practice that doesn't involve … [Read More...]
Natural Ways To Rid Your Garden of Tomato Hornworms…
You wander out to the garden to pick some fresh tomatoes. You find small black droppings on the leaves of your tomato plant. The leaves are gone, but the stem remains. Looks like you probably have tomato worms. Tomato … [Read More...]
Why We Select Certain Carrier Oils…
At Cloverleaf Farm, we take great care in selecting the ingredients used in our products. Most of our items contain a base carrier oil in which we steep the herbs. This oil must be great for your skin, properly absorb … [Read More...]
Important Springtime Herbs…
You should be growing these springtime herbs in your own garden whether it's a window box, patio planter, or backyard garden, each is easy to grow. You'll love having fresh herbs on hand and I doubt you'll want to return … [Read More...]
