#🌼 thyme

[slimesjuicebox]

this came to me in a dream

[thewriteadviceforwriters]

🌸Describing Scents For Writers 🌸| List of Scents

Describing aromas can add a whole new layer to your storytelling, immersing your readers in the atmosphere of your scenes. Here's a categorized list of different words to help you describe scents in your writing.

🌿 Fresh & Clean Scents

Crisp

Clean

Pure

Refreshing

Invigorating

Bright

Zesty

Airy

Dewy

Herbal

Minty

Oceanic

Morning breeze

Green grass

Rain-kissed

🌼 Floral Scents

Fragrant

Sweet

Floral

Delicate

Perfumed

Lush

Blooming

Petaled

Jasmine

Rose-scented

Lavender

Hibiscus

Gardenia

Lilac

Wildflower

🍏 Fruity Scents

Juicy

Tangy

Sweet

Citrusy

Tropical

Ripe

Pungent

Tart

Berry-like

Melon-scented

Apple-blossom

Peachy

Grape-like

Banana-esque

Citrus burst

🍂 Earthy & Woody Scents

Musky

Earthy

Woody

Grounded

Rich

Smoky

Resinous

Pine-scented

Oak-like

Cedarwood

Amber

Mossy

Soil-rich

Sandalwood

Forest floor

☕ Spicy & Warm Scents

Spiced

Warm

Cozy

Inviting

Cinnamon-like

Clove-scented

Nutmeg

Ginger

Cardamom

Coffee-infused

Chocolatey

Vanilla-sweet

Toasted

Roasted

Hearth-like

🏭 Industrial & Chemical Scents

Metallic

Oily

Chemical

Synthetic

Acrid

Pungent

Foul

Musty

Smoky

Rubber-like

Diesel-scented

Gasoline

Paint-thinner

Industrial

Sharp

🍃 Natural & Herbal Scents

Herbal

Aromatic

Earthy

Leafy

Grass-like

Sage-scented

Basil-like

Thyme-infused

Rosemary

Chamomile

Green tea

Wild mint

Eucalyptus

Cinnamon-bark

Clary sage

🎉 Unique & Uncommon Scents

Antique

Nostalgic

Ethereal

Enigmatic

Exotic

Haunted

Mysterious

Eerie

Poignant

Dreamlike

Surreal

Enveloping

Mesmerizing

Captivating

Transcendent

I hope this list can help you with your writing. 🌷✨

Feel free to share your favorite scent descriptions in the replies below! What scents do you love to incorporate into your stories?

Happy Writing! - Rin T.

[terramandm]

my garden so far. did a bit of weeding this morning. i've got fennel, leeks, kohlrabi, salad, potatoes, sage, thyme, rosmary, oregano, strawberries, calendula, nasturtium, dahlias and gladiolas planted out so far.

i'm waiting (im) patiently for my beans to germinate and break through the soil.🌱

the red currants and strawberries are about to pop❤️❤️

the zuchini and hokkaido pumpkin plants in the sun. some i had sown, some bought, simce i thought the one i'd sown had rotted and then they broke through the soil the day after i bought some😂😂 swiss chard in the back

hope you are all having a nice whitsun weekend🌼🍃🌲🌷

[morrigans-crows]

🌿✨ Essential Herbs for Rituals & Spellwork

Herbs have been woven into magic for centuries, acting as powerful conduits for intention and energy. If you’re looking to strengthen your spellwork, these five magical herbs should be in your toolkit:

🔮 Rosemary – The all-purpose protector. Burn for cleansing, use in tea for intuition, or place on your altar for clarity.

🌸 Lavender – Perfect for peace, self-love, and dream magic. Add to sleep sachets or anoint your pulse points with lavender oil before meditation.

🍃 Basil – Money and abundance magic at its finest. Keep a basil leaf in your wallet or infuse it in moon water to attract prosperity.

🌼 Chamomile – Soft but strong. Chamomile helps banish negativity, attract luck, and calm the spirit. A cup of chamomile tea before spellwork? Yes, please.

🔥 Thyme – For confidence and courage. Carry a sprig before a big event, or burn it in a fire-safe dish to dispel fear.

Spring is the perfect time to work with plant allies in your practice. 🌿 How do you use herbs in your magic? Let’s talk in the notes! ✨

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[lexiiluvv]

Produce in season this spring!! 🌼 🌱

(March 20-June 21)

Vegetables: 🥕 🧄

Asparagus

Artichokes

Broccoli

Broccolini

Cabbage

Carrots

Celery

Collard Greens

Garlic

Leeks

Lettuce

Mushrooms

Onions

Peas

Radishes

Ramps

Rhubarb

Spinach

Sunchokes

Swiss Chard

Turnips

Fruit: 🍒 🥝

Apricots

Cherimoya

Cherries

Grapefruit

Kiwis

Kumquats

Lemons

Mango

Pineapple

Oranges

Strawberries

Herbs and Flowers: 🌼🪻

Basil and Basil Blossoms

Chives and Chive Blossoms

Cilantro

Dandelions

Dill

Lilacs

Mint

Nasturtiums

Parsley

Rosemary

Thyme

[figandthewasp]

☀️✨ Blessed Summer Solstice & Litha Blessings! ✨☀️ June 21st marks the longest day of the year, when the sun is at its peak power, and the energy of abundance, vitality, and manifestation fills the air. 🌞💫 Whether you call it Litha, Midsummer, or simply the first day of summer, today is a powerful moment to realign with nature, soak in the sunlight, and celebrate growth—both in the earth and within yourself. 🌻🌿

🌼 Litha & Summer Solstice Correspondences 🌼 🔸 Date: June 21st 🔸 Colors: Yellow, orange, red, green, gold — to honor the blazing sun and fertile earth 🔸 Crystals: Agate, sunstone, amber, tiger’s eye, fluorite — for energy, protection, and clarity 🔸 Deities: Aphrodite, Apollo, Gaia, Vesta, Horus, Lugh — divine forces of love, sun, earth, fire, and rebirth 🔸 Herbs/Flowers: Daisies, yarrow, sunflowers, chamomile, thyme — ideal for Litha spells, teas, and rituals 🔸 Foods: Fresh fruits, colorful veggies, leafy salads, wheat bread, honey, and dairy — summer’s sacred bounty 🍓🥖🍯

✨ Use this solar energy to set intentions, dance barefoot in nature, create flower crowns, charge your crystals, or host a fire ritual to let go of what no longer serves you. The Summer Solstice is a time for gratitude, celebration, and fiery transformation. 🔥

[witchertits]

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[saltuary]

｡˚ ⪼ ˚｡ UNUSUAL MUSE ASSOCIATIONS

spice : sage. weather event / natural disaster : gentle rain. colour : dusty blue. colour of the sky : misty blue-grey. plant : grass-of-parnassus. animal : wolfhound. houseplant : lavender. weapon :  longbow. subject / major : history and literature. gemstone / mineral : moonstone. make-up product : beeswax lip balm. candy : thyme caramel. fear : gondor’s ruin, not living up to his lineage. method of long-distance travel : horseback. art style : pre-raphaelite. historical period : the high middle ages. wood : ash. mythological creature : phoenix. three emojis : 🦌🌼📜 celestial body : lodestar. romcom archetype : bookish gentleman.

tagging: @tidalhaired, @springsdawn, @warhornofgondor, @aithynne, @pxnxply, @gravityslingshot, @alightindarkplaces and anyone else who would like to do it!

[horsfields]

Spring Awakens at Horsfields Nursery! 🌿🌸

The greenhouse is bustling with life as our first batch of smaller herbs are now ready in 9cm and 1L pots! Many of these young plants are staying snug in the floral hall greenhouse until the risk of frost has passed, while others—such as Thyme, Sage, English Lavender, and Rosemary—are fully hardy and can go straight outside to bring fragrance.

We grow both the traditional favourites and the more unusual herbs—perfect for adding interest to your garden and flavour to your kitchen. Whether you’re looking to refresh your herb bed, create a sensory garden, or simply enjoy the joy of growing pop in!

Why not visit and take a look?

We are open seven days a week, 10am – 4pm, including bank holidays.

📍 Horsfields Nursery

Pot House Hamlet

Silkstone, Barnsley

South Yorkshire, S75 4JU

📞 Tel: 01226 790441

📧 Email: info@horsfieldsnursery.co.uk

🌍 Website: www.horsfieldsnursery.co.uk

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[xboobayaga]

thank you @casperthefuckinghost for tagging me ♥ hope your day is as lovely as yourself 🌼

last song: Hymn to Pan by Faun

favourite color: mossy green and any sort of earth tones really

last book read: a demon called adhd lives in my brain so reading has been hard, but I started "what moves the dead" a while ago and I intend to finish it!

last movie: I honestly do not remember 😅 ( someone recommend me good movies hah )

last tv show: Dragon Age Absolution ( netflix, cause ya girl does not even own a tv )

sweet/savory/spicy: savory

last thing i googled: holidays in germany in 2025

current obsession: Assassin's Creed Odyssey

looking forward to: talking to my love when he gets home, spring and the vanilla latte I am about to drink ♥

tagging the wonderful: @enchantedvistas @xjackiethedevilx @thyming @sugaryewscythe @readingfolklore @thebumblingbee @cuttlefishbones and anyone who wishes to do it ♥

[slimesjuicebox]

tom

[these-murky-depths]

Daffodil 🌼

(Also happens to be my favourite flower)

You make me think of: gentle, steady hands tucking a lock of hair behind someone's ear / early springtime mornings; a chilly breeze and pale sunlight trickling through the green leaves swaying overhead, the hair of tall trees / the first kiss of hope after a gloomy winter / sunny smiles / white lace / cheerful music playing in the distance, reaching your ears just slightly / honey dripping slowly from a teaspoon, golden in color and thick in texture / picnic blankets & straw baskets overflowing with fresh fruits and crusty bread and jars of jam / a kindness that radiates / custard / the smell of thyme & rosemary & vanilla

what type of flower are you

[chantelbedford]

An Inside Look: More About Chantel

Below the cut is a list of Chantel's favorite things currently.

🍕 - Snack: apples with peanut butter or caramel sauce

🥤- Drink: water with lemon, or ginger ale on ice

�� - TV Show: Inside the Mind of a Cat

🎧 - Album: Kenny G’s The Moment

🎨 - Pass Times: painting on the front porch with Houston, walking in the parks with Houston and Charlie

📖 – Current Read: A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman

🐾 – Teddy’s Favorite Toy: The squeaky rubber duck from Paws and Beyond

🌼 – Favorite Scent: Lavender and linen blend for the laundry room

🧣 – Go-To Outfit: knit cardigan with her sunflower yellow shirt and worn-in jeans

📅 – Favorite Time of Day: right before dusk, the birds like to sing the most then

🌦 – Weather Mood: sunny days

🌻 – Currently Growing: Snapdragons and thyme in the porch boxes

🧺 – Sunday Ritual: Linen laundry, baking something sweet, and evening porch time

[rabbitsadvisor]

🍃Is Chive Healthy For Rabbit🐰?

Rabbits are adorable, gentle creatures, and as pet owners, it’s essential to provide them with a healthy and balanced diet. 🥕🍃 We often look for natural foods to supplement their regular meals, such as leafy greens, fruits, and herbs. But when it comes to certain foods, we need to be careful and ensure whether chives are healthy for rabbits. One common question that arises is whether can rabbits eat chives. 🐰🌿

What Are Chives? 🌿

Chives are a member of the allium family, which includes garlic, onions, and leeks. They have a mild onion flavor and are often used in cooking to add flavor to salads, soups, and other dishes. Chives are rich in vitamins and minerals, including vitamin K, vitamin C, calcium, and iron. These nutrients are beneficial for humans, but are they safe for rabbits to consume? 🤔

The Risks of Feeding Chives to Rabbits ⚠️

Unfortunately, while chives might seem like a harmless and nutritious herb, they can be dangerous to rabbits. Chives, like other allium family members, contain compounds called thiosulfates. These compounds can be toxic to rabbits and other small animals. When consumed in large amounts, thiosulfates can cause a condition known as hemolytic anemia, which occurs when the red blood cells in the body are destroyed faster than they can be replaced. This can lead to a decrease in the oxygen supply to the body, leaving your rabbit weak, lethargic, and unwell. 😷🩸

Signs of Toxicity in Rabbits 🐰❗

If a rabbit consumes chives or any other allium-related food, they may exhibit signs of toxicity. Some of the common symptoms to watch out for include:

Lethargy – Your rabbit may become unusually tired or inactive.

Loss of Appetite – They might stop eating or have difficulty eating.

Gastrointestinal Issues – Look out for diarrhea, bloating, or discomfort.

Pale Gums – The gums may become pale or yellowish due to the anemia caused by the destruction of red blood cells.

Increased Heart Rate – Your rabbit’s heart rate may increase as a result of the lack of oxygen in their bloodstream.

If you notice any of these symptoms, it is important to contact a veterinarian immediately. 🏥🐾

Are There Safer Alternatives? 🌾

While chives may not be suitable for rabbits, there are plenty of other herbs and greens that are safe and beneficial for your pet. Here are some rabbit-friendly alternatives:

Parsley 🍃 – Parsley is a safe herb for rabbits, providing them with vitamin C, calcium, and antioxidants. You can feed your rabbit fresh parsley as a treat or add it to their regular greens.

Basil 🌿 – Basil is another safe and tasty herb for rabbits. It’s full of vitamins A, K, and C, as well as magnesium and iron. Basil also has a pleasant aroma that many rabbits enjoy.

Cilantro 🌿 – Cilantro, or coriander, is a great option for rabbits. It’s high in antioxidants and can be fed to your bunny in moderation. Many rabbits find the smell of cilantro irresistible!

Mint 🍃 – Mint is a refreshing and safe herb that many rabbits love. It’s a great option to add a burst of flavor to your rabbit’s diet.

Dandelion Greens 🌼 – Dandelion greens are rich in nutrients like calcium, iron, and vitamin C. They are a wonderful addition to your rabbit’s diet, and most rabbits love munching on them.

Thyme 🌿 – Thyme is a safe herb for rabbits, and it provides a good source of vitamins and minerals. It can be given in moderation as an occasional treat.

What Should You Avoid? ⚠️

Besides chives, there are several other foods you should avoid feeding your rabbit. These include:

Onions 🧅 – Onions are highly toxic to rabbits and can cause severe damage to their blood cells.

Garlic 🧄 – Like onions, garlic is part of the allium family and can cause significant harm to rabbits.

Leeks – Leeks, like chives, contain thiosulfates, making them dangerous for rabbits.

Iceberg Lettuce 🥬 – While not toxic, iceberg lettuce is very low in nutritional value and can cause digestive issues in rabbits.

Avocado 🥑 – Avocados contain a substance called persin, which can be harmful to rabbits.

How to Safely Introduce New Foods to Your Rabbit 🍽️

If you're introducing new herbs, vegetables, or fruits to your rabbit’s diet, it’s essential to do so gradually. Start by offering small portions and monitor how your bunny reacts. If there are no adverse reactions after a day or two, you can continue to offer the food in moderation. Always make sure to wash fresh herbs and vegetables thoroughly to remove any pesticides or chemicals.

Additionally, always ensure that your rabbit has access to plenty of hay, such as timothy hay, which should make up the majority of their diet. 🐇🌾 Hay provides essential fiber that helps keep their digestive system healthy and their teeth trimmed.

Conclusion: No Chives for Your Bunny! 🚫🐰

In conclusion, chives are not safe for rabbits due to the presence of thiosulfates, which can lead to serious health issues like hemolytic anemia. If you’ve been using chives in your meals and thought about sharing them with your bunny, it’s best to avoid doing so. Stick to safer herbs and greens like parsley, basil, cilantro, and mint to give your rabbit a variety of delicious and healthy treats. 🥗💚

When in doubt, always consult with your veterinarian to ensure that the foods you offer your rabbit are safe. After all, your bunny’s health and happiness depend on the love and care you provide! 🐇💕

[punsify1]

Laugh Your Way Through 200+ Daffodil Puns That Will Make You Sprout With Joy

Looking to brighten your day with a bit of floral humor? Dive into “200+ Daffodil Puns and Jokes to Bloom Your Humor and Petal Your Sides with Laughter.”

This collection of daffodil-themed puns will have you giggling and grinning as you explore the lighter side of these beautiful blooms. Perfect for gardeners, flower enthusiasts, or anyone who enjoys a clever wordplay, these puns will add a sunny touch to your day.

For more puns that will tickle your funny bone, check out puns and get ready to blossom with laughter!

10 Daffodil Puns That Will Have You Blooming with Laughter

Why did the daffodil break up with the rose? It just needed some “space” to grow! 🌼

What do daffodils do when they meet someone new? They “petal” their way into your heart! 💛

How do daffodils stay so positive? They always “stem” out negativity! 🌱

What’s a daffodil’s favorite exercise? Petal-push-ups — they never “leaf” it out! 🏋️

Why did the daffodil start a band? It wanted to play some “root” music! 🎸

How does a daffodil send a message? By “bloom-mail�� — it’s always delivered on thyme! 📨

Why was the daffodil so good at debates? It never backed down from a “petal” of wits! 🎤

What did one daffodil say to the other at the dance? “Let’s get this ‘bloom’ party started!” 🎉

How do daffodils apologize? They say, “I’m so ‘pollen’ for your forgiveness!” 🙏

What do daffodils do in their free time? They “bud-dy” up with friends for a bloom-tastic time! 🌸

Read: 200+ Daffodil Puns and Jokes to Bloom Your Humor and Petal Your Sides with Laughter.

[mumble-muse]

How was the plant shopping! Hope you found some nice plant babies 🌱

Plant babies!!!!! (plus bonus shoe 😅)

They're going in the teeny garden of the new place I'm renting 🌱🌱🌱