Stones River Market
Murfreesboro, TN

Aromas can be uplifting, relaxing, stimulating, cheerful and so much more!! Be inspired and be inspiring! GREAT for gifting. Eco Soy Wax, grown and processed in the US from non-gmo soy crops. Small-batch created and hand-poured! Our wicks are always paper core or hemp. This candle comes to you in a recyclable 8-ounce glass jar, ready for gifting or a treat for yourself! We are using quality Essential oils or Phtalate-free fragrance oils.
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Aromas can be uplifting, relaxing, stimulating, cheerful and so much more!! Be inspired and be inspiring! GREAT for gifting. Eco ... more

Epimedium, also known as bishop's hat or barrenwort, are long-lived & low-growing. Flowers sometimes bloom before plants leaf out. The leaves, somewhat heart-shaped on wiry stems, may be green, purple, or green with red or purple flushes or veining & make a trim ground-cover layer. Epimediums like good, well-drained, somewhat moist garden soil in open shade, though they like some morning sun. They are good ground covers on slopes, under trees, and in other shady spots. If you have a shaded retaining wall where the flowers can be seen at eye level, they are ideal. It is a good choice for attracting bees to your yard, but is not particularly attractive to deer who tend to leave it alone in favor of tastier treats. In spring, remove the previous year's foliage if it is spotty and to show off new flowers.
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Epimedium, also known as bishop's hat or barrenwort, are long-lived & low-growing. Flowers sometimes bloom before plants leaf out. The ... more

Cold pressed, small batch goat milk soaps with a blend of eight plant-based oils and butters. All-natural, nothing artificial ever, only clays, botanicals or foods to color and essential oils to scent as well as add to the amazing skin loving nature of these soaps. Generous 5 oz bars. Himalayan Sea Salt added for a slightly exfoliating yet creamy and moisturizing bar of soap. Remineralizes stimulates and sloughs dead skin cells. Why goat-milk? - Raw chemical-free goat milk contains so many healthy ingredients to nourish and moisturize the skin. - Contains Alpha-Hydroxy acids which help remove dead skin cells from your skins surface leaving new cells. - Vitamins - high in Vitamin A, necessary for skin repair. It can help control acne and provide skin eruption relief (such as psoriasis and excema) - CREAM - luscious, moisturizing, creamy CREAM! If you have severe skin issues start with our Unscented Colloidal Oatmeal infused with our farmgrown Calendula. These plants combined with the goat milk are fantastic for rashes, skin erruptions, dry skin and more. This bar contains Bentonite Clay for a superb skin healer and detox. Bentonite has been reported to aid in the healing of skin eruptions of many kinds including acne and simple rashes. It also makes a beautiful green color.
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Cold pressed, small batch goat milk soaps with a blend of eight plant-based oils and butters. All-natural, nothing artificial ever, ... more

Members of the Euphorbia family, called Spurge, have a caustic, poisonous milky sap (latex) and rather succulent leaves. They have a flower stalk with small flowers in clusters, surrounded by bracts that are greenish-yellow in this variety. One of the most common members of this family is poinsettia, with brightly colored bracts.
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Members of the Euphorbia family, called Spurge, have a caustic, poisonous milky sap (latex) and rather succulent leaves. They have ... more

This scrub is formulated for the face to fight eczema, seborrehic dermatitis, ingrown hair bumps and dry/uneven skin. Contains: raw organic sugar, coconut oil, lavender oil, tea tree oil. 
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This scrub is formulated for the face to fight eczema, seborrehic dermatitis, ingrown hair bumps and dry/uneven skin. Contains: raw ... more

Sensual, calming body scrub with a libido boost, also excellent for treating PMS or stress related symptoms. Contains: raw, organic brown sugar, sweet almond oil, clary sage essential oil, jasmine essential oil, rose essential oil, and orange zest. 
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Sensual, calming body scrub with a libido boost, also excellent for treating PMS or stress related symptoms. Contains: raw, organic ... more

Bold and beautiful choice for shady, moderately moist borders and woodland gardens, this fern may also be known as the red or pink shield fern. Young papery fronds display coppery-red color, maturing to deep green and deeply cut. Spreads by underground stems. Avoid using lime, which may stain the plant.
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Bold and beautiful choice for shady, moderately moist borders and woodland gardens, this fern may also be known as the ... more

Cinnamon ferns are tall, stately beauties that grow wild in swamps and on moist mountain slopes of eastern North America. They reach heights of 4 feet or more. This attractive and interesting fern is an asset to any shady landscape. Cinnamon ferns (Osmundastrum cinnamomeum) produce two distinctly different types of fronds. Fertile, plume-like, cinnamon colored fronds grow at the center of the plant, giving way to the plant’s name. They are surrounded by larger, green, sterile fronds. The contrast between the two results in an appealing, multi-dimensional plant. Cinnamon ferns have short creeping rhizomes that can be divided into two or more plants. Cut the dense, fibrous rhizomes apart between the crowns with a sharp knife or hacksaw. Trim back damaged or wilted fronds and remove every third frond from the divisions to make it easier for the plant to recover from the loss of root tissue. Replant the divisions right away and water deeply. Cinnamon fern care focuses on giving the plant plenty of water. Their native habitat is within streambeds, coastal areas and swampland; and their range extends from Texas and Florida to as far north as Newfoundland. They can easily adapt to garden conditions but only if they are kept moist. You should plant cinnamon ferns in spring after the last expected frost of the season. The spacing depends upon their use in the garden. To add a tropical appeal to stream banks and swampy areas, plant them at 6-foot intervals. In the garden, plant them two feet apart to create a backdrop for spring and summer annuals and wildflowers. Cinnamon ferns make excellent specimen plants or accents when planted at the base of a tree. Growing cinnamon ferns in the garden can add unique interest to the area. For best results, cinnamon ferns thrive in deep shade or filtered sunlight. They can tolerate more sun when grown in wet soil. Keep the soil around the ferns moist at all times. To avoid constant watering, plant them in soggy or boggy areas. Although cinnamon ferns adapt to a wide range of soil types, growing cinnamon ferns is easiest in a moist soil that is rich in organic matter. Work plenty of compost into sandy or clay soils before planting.
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Cinnamon ferns are tall, stately beauties that grow wild in swamps and on moist mountain slopes of eastern North America. ... more

Semi-evergreen, deer-resistant Dixie Wood Fern has a dramatically upright growth habit, clumping 2 ft. wide, with an upright habit to 4 ft. or more tall. Its large, coarse, dark green fronds are semi-evergreen in our Zone 7. It is best used as a vertical accent in the woodland or shade garden, in full to partial shade, in wet or constantly moist soil; or as a specimen plant. Follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system. Feed frequently during growing season with a general purpose fertilizer. Cut back old fronds after new growth begins in spring.
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Semi-evergreen, deer-resistant Dixie Wood Fern has a dramatically upright growth habit, clumping 2 ft. wide, with an upright habit to ... more

Dryopteris marginalis (Eastern or marginal wood fern; marginal shield fern) is a beautiful addition to the woodland garden and can form a lovely and easy to maintain groundcover. It forms a tidy clump that will not spread and is very tolerant of dry shade conditions once it has established. Marginal wood fern is often found in shaded crevices of rocky ledges and bluffs. It prefers average to moist, rich, well-drained soils in shade or part sun. Needs protection from wind to keep foliage looking nice. Best planted in masses in the shaded or woodland garden, as an accent or mixed with bulbs and other native perennials. Does not die back in winter.
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Dryopteris marginalis (Eastern or marginal wood fern; marginal shield fern) is a beautiful addition to the woodland garden and can ... more

This lovely fern grows around 12-18" tall and slowly multiplies to form a large clump 24" across. The fronds are approximately 18" long and are a soft-grey metallic color with hints of red and blue. The center stem is red so the contrast is excellent. This variety has more burgundy color at all seasons than the other one I offer. This fern prefers partial rather than deep shade. It is an excellent contrast plant to other shade perennials, such as Hosta, bleeding hearts, columbines, astilbe, and heuchera.
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This lovely fern grows around 12-18" tall and slowly multiplies to form a large clump 24" across. The fronds are ... more

The slow-growing, evergreen Japanese Tassel Fern likes full to partial shade, and wet or constantly moist soil, where it will attain a height and width of 2 feet. Its short creeping rhizome sometimes forms a small trunk, covered in large cinnamon brown scales which give the base of the plant a "shaggy" appearance. The unfurling croziers hang down at their tips, giving them a drooping, tassel-like shape typical of this genus. Its delicate, fine textured bipinnate fronds,dependability, and hardiness make it an elegant addition to a shady woodland setting. Create a Japanese Serenity Garden with mixed ferns, colored foliage trees, and reflecting ponds. Plant in mass as a groundcover under flowering shrubs or in a container garden to be placed in light-challenged atriums and courtyards. Unfurling fronds add a hint of architectural flavor, making this a versatile plant in any shady area of your garden. It combines well with Carex, Heuchera and other ferns.
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The slow-growing, evergreen Japanese Tassel Fern likes full to partial shade, and wet or constantly moist soil, where it will ... more

This taller fern features brilliant violet-red stems that keep their color from spring through fall and turn the long, lacy green fronds above them into a glittering canopy! A hardy native American shade-lover that combines well with just about everything in the border.
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This taller fern features brilliant violet-red stems that keep their color from spring through fall and turn the long, lacy ... more

Ostrich fern is popular for its erect stature and graceful arching fronds (leaves) resembling huge ostrich feathers, up to 5 feet long and 3 feet wide. Each frond is cut into numerous leaflets and subleaflets. As they mature they spread at the tip, creating a lovely canopy effect. Ostrich fern is very easy to grow in a variety of light exposures, but prefers shade or partial shade. It colonizes fairly fast by spreading rhizomes, eventually forming large, glorious colonies, but rarely becomes invasive. Ostrich fern grows best in moist, rich soil conditions but tolerates occasional drought when established. It's excellent around a pond or in a damp border. Few plants impart such a light, airy, cooling effect in the landscape, or provide such a range of foliage textures for the garden, as Ostrich fern. Fiddleheads are edible, and this is the preferred species to eat. However, it should only be eaten in moderation as all ferns contain varying amounts of carcinogenic compounds. The plant is not evergreen, but the fertile fronds turn black and persist through the winter. They perform better and better with age. Do not plant too deep; set the crowns at or just below soil level. A year-round mulch is recommended. Zones 2-7, and native south to Virginia and Missouri.
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Ostrich fern is popular for its erect stature and graceful arching fronds (leaves) resembling huge ostrich feathers, up to 5 ... more

This is a more silver form of the Japanese Painted Fern, resulting from a cross with the Lady Fern. The fronds are a bit more finely cut and definitely more silver in all seasons than the other Japanese Painted Fern which I list.
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This is a more silver form of the Japanese Painted Fern, resulting from a cross with the Lady Fern. The ... more

Organic Dried Turkish Figs

These Wedge Oak Farm steaks are aged 21 days. Try a fantastic cut of what is known to be the most tender cut of beef. Lean and moist, it will make for a wonderful treat.
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These Wedge Oak Farm steaks are aged 21 days. Try a fantastic cut of what is known to be the ... more

Foam flowers are colonial, spreading their growth by rhizomes, as well as by seed, and are a popular choice for ground cover in shade gardens. It is similar in appearance to Coral Bells, and, like Coral Bells, prefers light to dense shade in well-drained soils that retain some moisture. The shallow root system of this plant makes a happy companion of deep rooted natives such as Solomon's Seal and Cardinal Flowers. Bottle brush-like flowers appear in mid spring and are sporadic throughout the summer. This plant has a high tannin content, making it a natural astringent. Native Americans made leaf tea to cure mouth sores and eye ailments. Root tea was used to treat diarrhea, as well as made into a poultice for topical wounds.
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Foam flowers are colonial, spreading their growth by rhizomes, as well as by seed, and are a popular choice for ... more

Also known as Alum Root, Heuchera is a beautiful genus of perennial foliage plants that will add a punch of color to any spot in your garden. Heucheras come in all sorts of colors, shapes, and sizes. Coral Bells begin blooming in early June and don't stop until the end of August. We suggest dead-heading to prolong the bloom season. Will grow in any well-drained alkaline soil. Even though they tolerate a couple hours of shade, best results are achieved when grown in full sun. They are drought tolerant, very cold hardy (Zone 4), and many of them will even stay evergreen through the winter.
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Also known as Alum Root, Heuchera is a beautiful genus of perennial foliage plants that will add a punch of ... more

Difficulty keeping on track? Try this for increased attention and alertness, so you can energize and concentrate. Contains orange, peppermint, bergamot, frankincense, Ylang Ylang, Rosemary, Lavender, and Cedar essential oils. 100% Therapeutic Oils mixed in a reusable glass vial in Pink Himalayan Salt. Our salts come in glass bottles which combine herbs and essential oils with chunky Himalayan salt (which brings its own therapeutic effects) for a more sustainable inhalation option. Keep the lid or cap on the inhaler unless in use. The more the inhaler is used and opened, the faster the oils will dissipate. Refresh the cotton wick or salt with the same oil recipe when the aroma fades. We have refill ordering available, too! Keep all inhalers out of direct sunlight and heat so the potency of the oil is not diminished. Above all, SNIFF, don't SNORT the oil. Breath in and out slowly to get the best effects. We don't recycle the plastic inhalers, but we will provide refills in the glass bottles we use for salts (minus the salt, of course). Return 5 clean bottles and caps for $.25 credit.
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Difficulty keeping on track? Try this for increased attention and alertness, so you can energize and concentrate. Contains orange, peppermint, ... more

PLEASE NOTE: This "ham" cut is NOT cured. Treat like a shoulder roast. Or, I will be happy to guide you through a simple brine recipe and process to make a delicious ham preparation. ***This requires a small amount of curing salt, which I can provide. Comes frozen.
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PLEASE NOTE: This "ham" cut is NOT cured. Treat like a shoulder roast. Or, I will be happy to guide ... more

This mint is worth growing for its flowers alone, but also has attractive culinary uses. The leaves and flowers can both be used in cooking, complementing fruit salads and drinks both with flavor and color.
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This mint is worth growing for its flowers alone, but also has attractive culinary uses. The leaves and flowers can ... more

Use leaves fresh, frozen, or dried, cooked or raw, or as a garnish (the flowers too). Use on veal, lamb, fish, poultry, white beans, pasta, rice, tomatoes, cheese, eggs, and mild vegetables like zucchini, summer squash, eggplant, potatoes, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, parsnips, spinach. Incorporate in potpourris, sachets, and dried winter bouquets.
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Use leaves fresh, frozen, or dried, cooked or raw, or as a garnish (the flowers too). Use on veal, lamb, ... more

Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis), considered a "calming" herb, is a member of the mint family. It was used as far back as the Middle Ages to reduce stress and anxiety, promote sleep, & improve appetite. Nowadays it is used extensively as a mosquito repellant and to attract bees. Chewing a leaf will freshen your breath, or you can soothe a bug bite by placing a leaf of lemon balm on it. It's delicious sprinkled on fruit salad, mixed into muffins, or made into tea. Use it to flavor water or butter.
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Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis), considered a "calming" herb, is a member of the mint family. It was used as far ... more

Use leaves fresh, frozen, or dried, cooked or raw, or as a garnish (the flowers too). Use on veal, lamb, fish, poultry, white beans, pasta, rice, tomatoes, cheese, eggs, and mild vegetables like zucchini, summer squash, eggplant, potatoes, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, parsnips, spinach. Incorporate in potpourris, sachets, and dried winter bouquets.
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Use leaves fresh, frozen, or dried, cooked or raw, or as a garnish (the flowers too). Use on veal, lamb, ... more