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11/20/2021

What's on everyone Christmas list? Support small business. Today is another amazing craft show. A great way to jump start your Christmas shopping. Come on out and see what treasures you can find! 32nd St and Thunderbird! Cant miss it!

06/20/2021

Big things are happening here! Even with the heat, things are progressing nicely. A new shop for lots of new creations is going in. The floor just got laid and the last part of the walls will go up soon!

12/19/2020

What are you up to today? Need last minute Christmas ideas? Come on out and see us at the craft show. We are at 32nd st and thunderbird until 1pm today! Lots of treasures and great gift ideas!

10/06/2020

Time to get your handmade christmas presents. Craft shows are starting back up here in AZ with social distancing being practiced. Come by and see us. I will post dates and locations. Hope to see you soon!

07/12/2020

Amazing things are about to happen! A new wood shipment with endless woodworking possibilities!

07/06/2020

Putting the pastry board to work this morning. Beignets for breakfast!

07/04/2020

Did you know there is a difference between lavender and lavandin?

Lavender and Lavandin, they both are part of the Lamiaceae family, lavandin and lavender are just two species of the Lavandula genus.

Lavandula angustifolia is what many people in the aromatherapy industry refer to as “true” lavender, though technically all plants in the Lavandula genus are in fact true lavenders. This variety is a widely grown garden plant, and produces an essential oil that is delicate, floral, and a bit sweet.

Lavandin - Hybrid Lavender or Lavandula x intermedia. Lavandin is a naturally occurring hybrid between two lavender species: Lavandula angustifolia (see above) and Lavandula latifolia (a.k.a “Spike Lavender” - a pungent-smelling lavender native to Mediterranean Europe). Lavandin is especially known for producing a LOT of essential oil, up to 10x more than English lavender! Lavandin has a powerful lavender scent, with an herbal, camphor-like undertone.

WAIT WAIT WAIT, did you say hybrid? Yes, I actually did. A hybrid is not the same as a GMO. Hybrids are safe and all natural and are just a cross between two species and occur with and without human intervention.

Citations
Bader, Sarah Berringer. The Lavender Lover’s Handbook: the 100 Most Beautiful and Fragrant Varieties for Growing, Crafting, and Cooking. Timber Press, 2012.
Lis-Balchin, Maria. Lavender: the Genus Lavandula. Taylor & Francis, 2002.
Mason, John. Growing & Knowing Lavender. ACS Distance Education.
McNaughton, Virginia. Lavender: The Grower's Guide. Timber Press, 2000.
Upson, Tim, et al. The Genus Lavandula. Timber Press, 2004.
“The Difference Between Open Pollinated, Hybrid and GMO Seeds.” Small Footprint Family, 13 Feb. 2019, www.smallfootprintfamily.com/hybrid-seeds-vs-gmos.
"Hybrid Seeds vs. GMOs.” Organic Consumer Association.

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FereVitae Lavandin Essential Oil 10 ml

06/27/2020

FereVitae Tea Tree Essential Oil 10 ml

06/27/2020

FereVitae Sweet Almond Oil 16 Oz

06/27/2020

FereVitae Cinnamon Essential Oil 10 ml

06/27/2020