Comments on: Nancy Today: Separating dried nettles leaves from the stems http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems Creating Dried Flowers Crafts and Arrangements Sat, 19 Mar 2011 19:58:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: panthera50 http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems/comment-page-1#comment-4788 panthera50 Tue, 23 Jun 2009 19:33:13 +0000 http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems#comment-4788 <b>LOL yes, it smells ...</b> <br> LOL yes, it smells awfull when they are wet. But it keeps that litte black lice (?) you call it ? away perfectly. ;-) Loved your trip to Germany !! it was great ! thanks ! LOL yes, it smells …
LOL yes, it smells awfull when they are wet.
But it keeps that litte black lice (?) you call it ? away perfectly. ;-)
Loved your trip to Germany !! it was great ! thanks !

]]> By: NancyToday http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems/comment-page-1#comment-4789 NancyToday Tue, 23 Jun 2009 19:33:13 +0000 http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems#comment-4789 <b>That's amazing! I ...</b> <br> That's amazing! I have never heard of one! That’s amazing! I …
That’s amazing! I have never heard of one!

]]> By: NancyToday http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems/comment-page-1#comment-4790 NancyToday Tue, 23 Jun 2009 19:33:13 +0000 http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems#comment-4790 <b>Wow, that might be ...</b> <br> Wow, that might be what is smelling like a cadaver in the car! I brought home that ton of nettles to dry them. I bet there are some rotting in there. I'll have to try that. downwind! LOl Thanks. Wow, that might be …
Wow, that might be what is smelling like a cadaver in the car! I brought home that ton of nettles to dry them. I bet there are some rotting in there.
I’ll have to try that. downwind! LOl Thanks.

]]> By: panthera50 http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems/comment-page-1#comment-4791 panthera50 Tue, 23 Jun 2009 19:33:13 +0000 http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems#comment-4791 <b>If you soke nettles ...</b> <br> If you soke nettles in water, and use the water in a spray bottle, its a good anti-bug for the plants. It smells like dead rats though... ;-) If you soke nettles …
If you soke nettles in water, and use the water in a spray bottle, its a good anti-bug for the plants.
It smells like dead rats though… ;-)

]]> By: nvrba http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems/comment-page-1#comment-4792 nvrba Tue, 23 Jun 2009 19:33:13 +0000 http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems#comment-4792 <b>I bought a ...</b> <br> I bought a patchouli plant , I'm hoping to take cuttings soon. I bought a …
I bought a patchouli plant , I’m hoping to take cuttings soon.

]]> By: 123dietdrpepper http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems/comment-page-1#comment-4793 123dietdrpepper Tue, 23 Jun 2009 19:33:13 +0000 http://www.driedflowerexpert.com/dried-foliage/nancy-today-separating-dried-nettles-leaves-from-the-stems#comment-4793 <b>Drying Nettles ...</b> <br> Drying Nettles Nettles are a healthful green to eat, but they are only eaten cooked. Take care when handling as they will sting while raw. It takes very little cooking to shed the stinging. They can be used in tea, fettucines, soups, salads, etc. Jewel weed is an antitote that can be used to remove the sting. Drying Nettles

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Drying Nettles

Nettles are a healthful green to eat, but they are only eaten cooked. Take care when handling as they will sting while raw. It takes very little cooking to shed the stinging.

They can be used in tea, fettucines, soups, salads, etc.

Jewel weed is an antitote that can be used to remove the sting.

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