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The series of books with upside down magical elements is a captivating and intriguing collection of novels that transport readers into a world where everything seems topsy-turvy. These books are filled with enchantment, wonder, and surprise, as the characters navigate through a world that defies all expectations. In this series, magic is turned on its head as ordinary objects become extraordinary sources of power. The main characters embark on extraordinary adventures, discovering the hidden potential within everyday items like teacups, spoons, and even shoelaces. What sets these books apart is the unique twist on traditional magical elements. In this upside-down world, spells are cast by speaking in reverse, potions possess unexpected properties, and gravity can be defied at will.

I’ve added this year to my collection of spooky recipes with main dishes, drinks, sweets and felt a little snack was in order. I liked the Puppy Chow idea with a twist. I found myself wondering what type of snacks a witch would eat….

But it s the inner bark of pruned suckers or branches, around an inch thick, that is harvested, so once the tree is well established, the idea is to prune heavily to promote suckering. Cranberry juice is the home remedy most of us are familiar with, but cranberries have a very high chill factor they like cold, cold, cold climate swamps, and I live in the subtropics.

In this upside-down world, spells are cast by speaking in reverse, potions possess unexpected properties, and gravity can be defied at will. The upside-down nature of the magic adds an extra layer of excitement and unpredictability to the storylines. As readers delve into these books, they are transported to a realm where imagination knows no bounds and where ordinary becomes extraordinary.

Garden Pharmacy – Cinnamon

I bought a cinnamon tree. I have no idea where I’m going to put it – it’s a small tree – two to five metres – and attractive with its glossy green leaves and red new growth. And it needs to be pruned hard. So I should be able to find a spot for it somewhere even in this little suburban garden. I’m usually very deliberate in designing so it is unlike me to buy a tree before I know where I’m going to plant it, even, where I’m going to plant it to be useful for at least two or three different reasons.

But some research about cinnamon being “a potent botanical for complicated UTI” struck me. Urinary tract infections are one of the most common infections (second only to respiratory infections – coughs, colds and flu). And they are also amongst the most dangerous, and becoming more so with the evolution of antibiotic resistant varieties. Cranberry juice is the home remedy most of us are familiar with, but cranberries have a very high chill factor – they like cold, cold, cold climate swamps, and I live in the subtropics. Creating a very cold swampy microclimate is a step too far.

Cinnamon though, is a tropical or subtropical plant.

There’s not enough research yet to be able to talk about dosages but we know cinnamon is safe in the kind of quantities you could feasibly eat. We know that it helps stop urinary pathogens from forming biofilms and attaching to the lining of the bladder and urinary tract. We know that it works well in combination with antibiotics, improving their effectiveness and reducing the risk of antibiotic resistance, and that it could work well as a prophylactic for people prone to recurrent UTI’s. I suspect that a cinnamon tree in the garden, (I’m thinking cinnamon combined with corn silk as a diuretic, as a tea) might be a bit valuable in case of antibiotic supply chain issues or antibiotic resistant strains of UTI.

And, like every other plant in this series, if nothing else, it makes good muffins.

Cinnamomum zeylanicum, also called Cinnamomum verum, Family Lauraceae, Ceylon, or “true” Cinnamon

The common name “Ceylon cinnamon” gives it away. Cinnamon is native to tropical Sri Lanka. It likes warm, humid conditions, well drained compost rich soil, year-round sunlight. If you are trying to grow it in a marginal climate, then finding a warm protected spot against a north facing wall might do the trick.

In the ground cinnamon will grow into an attractive small tree. But it’s the inner bark of pruned suckers or branches, around an inch thick, that is harvested, so once the tree is well established, the idea is to prune heavily to promote suckering. So you can keep it to a bush size, and even coax it to live happily in a large pot. Like anything pot-grown that you are harvesting from, it will need plenty of regular fertilizing. It won’t cope with waterlogging, and it won’t cope very well with frost but otherwise it’s pretty trouble free apparently.

I’m looking forward to finding a spot for it.

Most of the medicinal use research I found by following links from:

• Natural therapeutics for urinary tract infections—a review – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7498302/
• Antimicrobial Activity of Spices Popularly Used in Mexico against Urinary Tract Infections – https://www.mdpi.com/2079-6382/12/2/325

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In the ground cinnamon will grow into an attractive small tree. But it’s the inner bark of pruned suckers or branches, around an inch thick, that is harvested, so once the tree is well established, the idea is to prune heavily to promote suckering. So you can keep it to a bush size, and even coax it to live happily in a large pot. Like anything pot-grown that you are harvesting from, it will need plenty of regular fertilizing. It won’t cope with waterlogging, and it won’t cope very well with frost but otherwise it’s pretty trouble free apparently.

The series captivates readers of all ages, as the author weaves together intricate plots, memorable characters, and unexpected twists. The upside-down magical elements are not merely a gimmick, but rather serve as a metaphor for the unpredictable nature of life itself. These books remind us that sometimes, when everything seems topsy-turvy, we can find strength and power in the most unexpected places. They teach us to embrace the unknown and to appreciate the magic that exists all around us, even in the most ordinary of objects. In conclusion, the series of books with upside down magical elements is a must-read for anyone who enjoys a good adventure and a bit of whimsy. With its captivating storytelling and unique twist on traditional magical elements, these books will leave readers spellbound and yearning for more. So, grab a copy, turn it upside down, and prepare to be enchanted by the world within its pages..

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