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1. The Herb Garden Herbs grown in raised beds and containers in the Mediaeval Organic Garden  adds diversity to the garden.  Featuring flowers and weeds not normally associated with herbs e.g. pot marigold, dandelion and nettle,...
2. Elizabeth Blackwell - Resources for Botanical Art Lovers Elizabeth Blackwell was the first British woman to produce a herbal and the first woman to engrave as well as draw plants. She compiled and published her hand drawn, engraved and coloured "A Curious Herbal" in 1735 in order to raise funds to free her...
3. The Taste Of Conquest The next book I plan to read is entitled "The Taste of Conquest: The Rise and Fall of the Three Great Cities of Spice." Recently, as I was watching TV and surfing channels, I stopped on one of the food channels and watched an interview in progress. T...
4. F is for ... Fennel Welcome to the sixth in a series looking at herbs and spices. I hope to be able to introduce you to a range of spices you may use frequently, but didn't know much about, as well as new spices you may have never heard of.
5. Natural Home Remedy For Acid Reflux-Really! Natural Remedy for Acid Reflux and Indigestion: Fennel is most popular as an anti-flatulent and also for a digestive aid. Fennel has carminative properties from Aspartic acid. Its extract has been used to cure flatulence and to expel gases from the...
6. Herb Gardening Tips on Twitter Fresh herbs add so much flavor to foods, but they can be quite expensive in the grocery and there is always the question of what chemicals were used in growing them. The solution to this dilemma is to grow your own. Twitter is a buzz with more infor...
7. Fennel Recipes Fennel is a delicious and widely underused vegetable. Also known as Anise, it has a light, distinctive licorice flavor. A perennial herb of the carrot family, it should be firm, white, sweet, and whole, with a minimum diameter of 5 cm. It has celery...
8. The Fragrant World of Aromatherapy and Essential Oils The term "aromatherapy" didn't surface until the 20th century, although the practice itself has literally been in use for thousands upon thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians used a variety of essential oils for embalming the dead, such as clove,...
9. Safety Precautions For Essential Oils Although essential oils are generally considered to be safe to use ,they are very powerful,highly concentrated substances which should be treated with respect. Follow the safety guidelines before using them or ask your aromatherapist. Dont use any o...