Tansy Lane

Tansy Lane At Tansy Lane we are "remembering the old ways" by creating natural body care products with herbs There was a wish as well. Welcome to Tansy Lane .

At Tansy Lane we are relearning the connection our forefathers had with the land as we release all our senses to the herbs of a time past. A wish to share this love of the herbs of our present and our past with others. And that our connection to the land would never be lost.

Check out this source for free pollinator garden seeds.
01/14/2026

Check out this source for free pollinator garden seeds.

Do you have some of these herbs dried or growing in your garden. Tip: don’t grow horsetail. Harvest it from a neighbour ...
01/11/2026

Do you have some of these herbs dried or growing in your garden. Tip: don’t grow horsetail. Harvest it from a neighbour who is trying to get rid of it.

Nourishing herbs are nutrient-dense powerhouses, rich in vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and other micronutrients. They can help restore balance, replenish vital reserves, and fill in nutritional gaps. Beyond their physical benefits, these herbs carry grounding, earthy energy that connects us to ourselves and the world around us.

Some beloved nourishing herbs and ways to use them include:

Nettle – Packed with vitamins and minerals; use as a tea, infusion, or add dried leaves to soups and smoothies.

Dandelion – Supports gentle detoxification; enjoy roasted roots as a coffee substitute, leaves in salads, or as a tea.

Red Clover – Rich in minerals and antioxidants; drink as a floral tea or add to herbal blends.

Violet – Soothing and nutrient-rich; use fresh or dried leaves in salads, teas, or infused syrups.

Chickweed – Gentle and nourishing; make a fresh green salad, poultice, or infusion.

Alfalfa – Full of vitamins A, C, and K; sprouts are excellent in salads or sandwiches, or use leaves for tea.

Oatstraw – Supports overall vitality; use as a nourishing tea, infusion, or in herbal baths.

Burdock Root – Mineral-rich and grounding; roast for tea, simmer in soups, or make a decoction.

Horsetail – High in silica for strength and vitality; enjoy as a tea or herbal infusion.

Raspberry Leaf – Gentle and supportive; steep as a tea or blend with other herbs for a nourishing infusion.

These herbs can be incorporated into daily life as teas, infusions, tinctures, or culinary additions, offering both nourishment and grounding energy.

⚠️ Important note
Always do your research before introducing into your diet, especially if you have any underlying or pre-existing conditions, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are taking medications.

I love reading about how everything is interconnected.
01/03/2026

I love reading about how everything is interconnected.

What a lovely thought ! I hope I can find mossy woodlands to explore.
01/02/2026

What a lovely thought ! I hope I can find mossy woodlands to explore.

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My orginal image from one of my favorite places that I've added glitter and text to

12/14/2025

This Spirits are eluding to honoring the quiet, unseen rhythms of healing, reminding you that transformation often happens beneath the surface. Each act of rest, release, and surrender is a sacred offering that nourishes your becoming, even when progress feels invisible. Its significance lies in affirming that healing is not linear, it spirals, and your gentleness is part of the medicine.

© DailyShaman 2025

Descriptive Text on Image:
“The Spirits are gently whispering to you today… Healing is unfolding, even if the signs are still hidden. With each breath of rest, each release into Earth, each surrender to the unseen, you are becoming lighter, stronger, more whole. Transformation is a spiral. Be tender and kind with your becoming.”

11/24/2025

Interesting information about echinacea. Did you dig any roots this year?

11/22/2025

We love oats in the winter but here are several reasons to use them in different ways.

Have you harvested your sage?
11/17/2025

Have you harvested your sage?

11/11/2025

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380 Alexander Street, Windsor, N. S. , B0N2T 0
Windsor, NS
B0N2T0

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