Therapeutic Thymes

03/19/2026

Thank you, Quintessence Incense for your support!
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03/17/2026

Thank you, GS Designs for your support!
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03/16/2026

Sue Morris, of Sue's Salves, In wrote "Grow an Herbal Tea Garden for Improving Your
Immune System" in our Spring issue. This is a reprint from our very first issue (Winter 2017). Do not miss this must-read from the current issue! https://www.etsy.com/listing/4465641582/digital-download-therapeutic-thymes

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03/15/2026

Updated our website yesterday go to www.therapeuticthymes.com to check it out. Still updating still have a few changes to make, but I think it is so much better than the other one. Thank you so much to GoDaddy specifically to James and Maria who helped me out. Sorry I don’t know their last names, but they were awesome. Talked to me through everything saved me a ton of money. They were great over and above.!

So is I’m adding things to the website what would you like to see when you go to the website or do you prefer to just get updates on Facebook and through our email updates?

03/13/2026

Danielle Nugent, of Cardinal Readings, wrote "Spring Cleaning: Astrology Style" in our Spring issue. Do not miss this must-read from the current issue! https://www.etsy.com/listing/4465641582/digital-download-therapeutic-thymes

03/12/2026

Thank you, Spiritual and Holistic Expos for your support!
If YOU are in the area, come see us at the Expo!
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03/11/2026

Dr. Lisa Fiorenza, Dragonfly Holistic Veterinary Care, wrote "Toxin Exposure" in our Spring issue. She focuses on keeping our furry family members healthy naturally. Do not miss this must-read from the current issue! https://www.etsy.com/listing/4465641582/digital-download-therapeutic-thymes

03/11/2026

Great information about trimming now …

Take advantage of this warm spell to trim last year's stems!

MYTH: “To support stem-nesting bees, gardeners should wait until spring temperatures are consistently above 50 degrees before trimming last year's stems. Pruning earlier will harm the bees overwintering inside the stems"

FACT: "To support stem-nesting bees, gardeners should ensure that last year's stems are trimmed back (to 8-24") by early spring, creating nest sites *before* the first bees of the season emerge."

Stem-nesting bees select dead stems from the previous year for nest sites. Last year's stems do not contain stem nesting bees, and trimming them before the season creates habitat. The bees that emerged during the 2025 season would be nesting and overwintering in stems that grew in prior years, and those stalks should not be disturbed. Pruned stems will fall away naturally in subsequent years with no additional cutting required, and new growth will cover the stem stubble.

For more info on supporting overwintering wildlife, check out our blog post on garden clean up! https://mtcubacenter.org/tips-for-fall-garden-clean-up/

03/10/2026

Thank you, for your support! We are looking forward to attending again! Email info@therapeuticthymes.com if you would like to promote your business or services!

03/09/2026

Spring is sooo close! Limited supply of our Spring Mystery Box available now. https://therapeuticthymes.etsy.com/listing/4469102039

This Herbs & Roots item is sold by TherapeuticThymes. Ships from Lancaster, PA. Listed on Mar 9, 2026

03/08/2026

Words have power.
Say it aloud with us ... ! AM ENOUGH

03/07/2026

It is thyme to Spring Ahead tonight/tomorrow. Most clocks and computers will automatically make that jump, but there are still a few ... like my stove and microwave ... that mess me up each seasonal shift.