The lime trees grow here next to our place, we have a real lime tree wood in the spot hidden from the traffic polution. That is why I decided for the first time in my life to pick the flowers up. While I was harvesting it two ladies stopped there and we were talking a longer time about herbs. One of them told me a lot of useful things.
I boiled it and I was sitting with my feet in this wonderful bath. I was also wondering maybe it could be good for my hair as a shadow. See how beautiful colour ! I mean the water has the shadow that looks properly, at least for my dark blond hair. The next solution is to use it in the kitchen. I was watching it in tv. The monks from Silesia know the recipe where the lime tree tea is one of the ingredients in the marinate for chicken.
So I went to get more and unfortunately it turned out the trees are not blooming any more now. So next year I will for sure.
June and July are rainy months full of storms. I adore summer storms, of course while at home sipping tea. Maybe this is our last summer in Warsaw, guys. I will tell you later.






Oh wow interesting post dear. 😘😘
ReplyDeleteThank you! I am glad you like it :-)
Deletein my living country very hot, 37 degress 😊 thanks for your sharing 😊
ReplyDelete37 C this is what I really like :-))
Deletewe just got little storm and rained yesterday....no flood.
ReplyDeleteYour food looks so appealing....yummy
Take care.
This is like tea, good for cold. It is also good for bath, and many others possibilities :-)
DeleteSo great you harvested a lime tree and learned more about herbs from the lady that talked to you while you were doing it. That bath seems great. Interesting that it can be used to dye hair, I didn't know that.
ReplyDeleteThis is only my idea, Ivana! I have never tried to use it as a dye! I said I want to try one day. In the close future I want to soak my hair in tea but I am not sure how to do it. I need some research :-)
DeleteSo many uses I couldn't imagine! :)
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It seems to be versatile indeed! And I adore the scent of lime :-)
DeleteA semana passada fez por aqui uma trovoada, absolutamente assustadora, também!
ReplyDeleteEu costumo beber chá de tÃlia! Dizem que é um calmante natural muito bom!
Ultimamente bebo muitos chás... quentes ou frios, são uma óptima forma de nos mantermos hidratadas, nos quentes dias de Verão!...
Mais uma vez, fiquei fascinada, com a formidável vista, que a sua janela nos proporciona, Claire! Tanto verde a perder de vista!... Adoro!!!
Beijinhos!
Ana