A Rose Garden

10/10/2025

Took my turmeric apart to make more plants in winter mode right now but going for sale

09/30/2025

Went on a journey spiritually lead to remember to trust in my guides ancestors and the universe the messages were clear Mom even sent me a copilot as she was in Costa Rica spirit is so funny makes themselves known. Found this guy at my car door first stop on the ground. Put him in copilot seat lol

08/07/2025

Yes I get we must heal before you can heal but where the heck is the unconditional love for others? the understanding that we don't all have the same paths directions or understanding. When did we lose our sight for those who need help love and guidance our compassion. Yes as healers we need to protect ourselves but we are here to help and we will have war wounds. Stop hiding away. we have the ability to heal ourselves with the love and guidance from spirit self love and knowledge. Let's remember our purpose. We will always be healing something. This world is on a hamster wheel. And even if it's just one person or billions we need to help those who need it and willing . With Love no judgement no condition and open loving hearts.. Love you all

08/02/2025

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Yes, certain parts of the elderberry plant are poisonous, particularly the raw berries, leaves, stems, and roots. These contain cyanogenic glycosides which can release cyanide when ingested. However, properly cooked elderberries, such as in jams, pies, or wine, are generally considered safe.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Toxic Parts:
The leaves, stems, bark, and seeds of elderberry plants contain cyanogenic glycosides, specifically sambunigrin, which can produce cyanide in the digestive system.
Cyanide Poisoning:
Cyanide can interfere with the body's ability to use oxygen, potentially causing symptoms like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and in severe cases, dizziness, seizures, or even death.
Cooking Elderberries:
Cooking elderberries, such as by boiling or baking, helps to eliminate the toxins by destroying the cyanogenic glycosides.
Safe Consumption:
Fully ripened elderberries are generally safe to eat, especially after being cooked.
Animals:
Elderberry plants are also poisonous to pets, including dogs and cats.

08/02/2025

My biggest harvest of elderberry yet can't wait until next year

07/11/2025

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04/07/2025

Thank you too all who showed and helped straighten out A Rose Garden i love you all I know how hot it was and how hard you worked and I appreciate you ❤️ 😊

03/28/2025

Work day at A Rose Garden will be April 5th.. we will be cleaning up the Yurts and getting them ready for the year. Located in Mosheim TN.. Good company and a healing circle to end the evening. Bring your tent and camp out if you want. 🥰
Please just message and let one of us know if you plan on coming. We appreciate it greatly.

Holly Mullins
Carmen Rosa
A Rose Garden

03/13/2025

Hello All I will be having a spring clean weekend in April. I will get details out soon.

03/09/2025