Apple Cinnamon Pine Cone Dip. 12 oz cream cheese. 6 oz. sour cream. 1/4 cup apple pie filling. OR JUST USE~ 1 cup dip mix of choice ...

Seems some enterprising marketing Grinch out there determined that cinnamon, rather than pine, is the scent of pine cones. So now in addition to decorations showing up in CVS in August, we have ...

There isn’t much new under the sun for senior citizens. We’ve seen fads come and go, especially at the holiday times: paper chains made from construction paper, angels fluttering and snowmen ...

If this seems like too much work, make your own scented pine cones with a dash of cinnamon. Keep them away from flammable sources and curious kids and pets. Curate A Potpourri For Your Living Room ...

I love the scents and tastes of nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, cinnamon, and a whole host of others and I like to grid them fresh from whole. However, a batch of spiced cookies came out tasting a bit dull.

A crafty mum has shared her DIY 'baked' pine cone hack, ... While they bake, mix up a spray of half a cup of distilled water and 45 drops of cinnamon essential oil." ...

You have spent many a day raking up pine needles and pine cones, but you wouldn’t have it any other way. You love your pine trees, despite all of the work they create. While you generally set ...

Pine cones are all around us in holiday celebrations. Ever wondered which kind is which? Here's a guide to help you identify some common ones. Bristlecone pine: The cones are 1½ to 4 inches long ...

For example, the cone of Pinus alba aka the White Pine is far different looking than those of Tsuga canadensis also known as the Hemlock. What all female cones have in common is that they are made ...

Pine trees don't produce the same amount of cones each year, he says, to throw off the insects that eat the cones. "Trees do this as a way of avoiding these predators, because if they produce the ...

Cones take many forms, some of which we scarcely recognize as cones. On a yew in your front yard, you may see a single seed poking out of a bright red oval that looks like a berry (don’t taste ...