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Ask me about late season poppy propogation. #papaver #somniferum

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My first big tobacco harvest! Tobacco smudges, tobacco snuff, tobacco cigarettes, tobacco smoothies whatever! (at Bottle and Bloom)

[hourglassofblacktears-deactivat]

If you want to find out the secrets of the universe think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration

Nikola Tesla (via hourglassofblacktears)

[bottleandbloom]

Early season fruit tasting! Holy shit. I didn't know there were over 1500 Apple varieties that grew in Oregon. So many weird flavors, mini pears, good folks and even some farmhouse hard cider. Yowza. (at Two Rivers & Mohawk Love Farms)

[big-boy-music]

[pearl-nautilus]

Papaver somniferum by horticultural art on Flickr

[bottleandbloom]

#tbt 2015 with Seth in Cottonwood Canyon State Park, Eastern Oregon (at Cottonwood Canyon State Park, Near Wasco Or)

[bottleandbloom]

Three new smoking blends available on bottleandbloom.com! @wanderingbag and I played with some herbs and smoked a bunch of weird stuff (hint: do not smoke spilanthes buds) and came up with some really lovely blends. I've been mixing the Fairy-vana with tobacco and cannabis and it's been niiiiiiice.

[bottleandbloom]

Medicinal catfish. #summer (at Swan Harbor Farm)

[wanderingbag]

Monotropa Uniflora- Ghost pipe

[bottleandbloom]

Repost @FDXADHD

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Wow, I didn't know Mimosa ( Albizia julibrissin ) was medicinal. Thanks @lydiadarrah . They're a Chinese native that has become "invasive" here (#buildawall) that supposedly rival St. John's as an anti-depressant. Simply majestic looking flowers straight out of a murakami film and they smell like honeysuckle. They taste like California poppy and I think I'm in love. Maybe it's just from the fresh buds I've been Munchin' on? (at Havre de Grace, Maryland)

[bottleandbloom]

repost @isabellaamente #ocf ?

[wanderingbag]

Can’t wait to play in dream land. Monotropa Uniflora

[annabellehectorsworldofweird]

[bottleandbloom]

from One River by Wade Davis about the Urubamba (The Sacred Valley) in Peru.

[goodbyeforeverfatty]

[mindblowingfactz]

David Latimer hasn’t watered his ‘garden-in-a-bottle’ since 1972. These terrariums survive because they maintain their own water cycles, like miniature versions of Earth. source

image via dailymail