Uses for pine needles

Here's how to identify pine trees, plus some uses for pine needles, including infused oil and salve, pine needle tea, and a sore throat elixir.

Pine needles can be used for a variety of ailments, as food, for making crafts, and even in the garden. Let us teach you 8 ways to use pine needles.

Pine needle uses!

Pine needles have antibacterial properties, so not only does this spray help break down everyday grease and grime, but it can also help disinfect surfaces. But the best part is that it wipes away clean, leaving behind a fabulous fresh pine scent. It’s essentially a homemade Pine Sol …and it smells just as good too!

Using Pine Needle as Mulch Know It’s Benefits

Not many people know, but some pine trees are poisonous or even highly toxic. However, if you use the right one, you will get this extremely powerful antiviral:

This guide on making pine needle infused oil is so incredibly detailed! Very helpful and hit every thing I could need to know!

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!

One of my and Carter's favorite things is finding new projects to work on together. We've done wood carving, designed Christmas ornaments, painted with Bob Ross, and lately we've gotten into pine needle basket weaving! How did we get into this unlikely hobby? We came across the tutorial on YouTube and were immediately intrigued. This

If you have pine trees, you likely have pine needle waste. Add pine tree needles to your compost pile to make a soil amendment or use it as organic mulch. Pine needle mulch or pine straw fertilizes and helps water retention. Pine needle compost improves soil structure. #compost #pine #needles

Learn all about the incredible benefits of white pine & why you need to add it to harvest white pine for your home apothecary! We share tips on growing white pine trees, harvesting white pine needles, and gathering seeds from the pine cones. White pine benefits include treatment of urinary tract infections and rheumatic conditions. It acts as rubefacient, diuretic, antiseptic, and anthelminthic. Topical application of its poultice aids in healing the cuts, wounds, and sores. Save to learn…

🌲 Let’s learn all about pine needles, from how to forage them, to what to do with them, including how to make pine needle tea. Plus, there’s a roundup of five pine needle recipes so you can enjoy cooking with pine. #foraging #wildfood #pine

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Pine Needles

This DIY all natural pine cleaning spray is perfect for your home as well as a seasonal host/ess gift. Wild pine needles are naturally anti-microbial and antiviral, making them the perfect choice for this cleaning product.

I kind of have a thing for pine trees. If you were to ask my family how I feel about pine trees, they would probably roll their eyes and groan. When it comes to our

Learn how to make pine needle tea with amazing health benefits. This guide includes safe preparation methods and creative serving ideas for this antioxidant-rich herbal tea, perfect for boosting immunity and soothing the senses.

Sharisse Steber on Instagram: "Pine needle tea 🍵has been used for ages as a delicious source of vitamin C and A. Native Americans brewed it as a natural medicine to treat respiratory conditions and congestion. Drinking this foraged tea will comfort your body and relax your mind. Each tree has its own unique flavor 🌲 Try it! Rough chop fresh spruce, pine or fir needles 🌲 Steep in a cup of boiling water for 10 minutes 💦 Strain out the needles and enjoy a warm cup from the forest! 🍵…