What can you do with pine needles

Pine forests are some of the oldest on earth. And with that age comes great wisdom and energy. They are found throughout North America, northern Europe and Asia. The entire pine tree is magical including the evergreen branches, the resin, and the cones.

If you have pine trees in your garden, or know someone who does you will have access to pine needles that can be used as mulch around the garden.

These easy pine needle syrup recipes require little effort and yield some delicious pine-infused syrup to use for cocktails, cooking, or coughs.

Get creative! You can find multiple ways to use pine needles on the homestead. Don't let them go to waste, whether you're mulching or making incense!

With a few common household products and a little piece of nature, you can create a pine needle infused homemade disinfecting cleaner.

Find out exactly how to prepare your pine cones for indoor use in this post. No bleach, no vinegar. No waiting for days before you can use them! Don't miss the ONE THING you need to do to use pine cones inside!

Learn how to forage & harvest pine resin, then use it to make a first aid salve, a decongestant balm, and a pine resin sore muscle rub. (Plus, how to use it in soap!)

Discover the health benefits of our Immune Boosting Pine Needle Tea. Our tea is harvested fresh daily and is packed with vitamins, antioxidants & shikimic acid to help your body detox & thrive. Sold in convenient tea bags or loose needles. It's an all natural supplement routine in each delicious cup! USA family farm.

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