I've been garden planning and came across a nice website for herbs. It
gives you the basics including uses in a very concise manner. I thought
it might be of use to anyone wondering what to use a certain herb for. HTH
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/factsheets/herbs/common_names.html
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~patches~ said:
I've been garden planning and came across a nice website for herbs. It
gives you the basics including uses in a very concise manner. I thought
it might be of use to anyone wondering what to use a certain herb for. HTH
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/factsheets/herbs/common_names.htmlThanks for that! I love herbs, especially thyme and tarragon. When I
can, I'll grow several varieties of thyme. Perhaps some along the
edge of the house, where the lawnmower will open up the fragrance of
the leaves. *smile*Partially on-topic (gardening), we're planning on putting in a berry
garden. We're both mentally ill in one way or another. I want to put
up a sign that says, "Nuts Berry Farm." Crash just looked at me like
I was crazy. Well, duh! LOL!ObHerbs: Anise Hyssop
Peace,
Carol -
~patches~ said:
I've been garden planning and came across a nice website for herbs. It
gives you the basics including uses in a very concise manner. I thought
it might be of use to anyone wondering what to use a certain herb for. HTH
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/factsheets/herbs/common_names.htmlGernot Katzers spice pages are considered by many (including me)
to be the most complete/comprehensive site out there.
http://www.uni-graz.at/~katzer/engl/Thanks Gernot!
-sw
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Damsel in dis Dress said:
~patches~ said:
I've been garden planning and came across a nice website for herbs. It
gives you the basics including uses in a very concise manner. I thought
it might be of use to anyone wondering what to use a certain herb for. HTH
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/factsheets/herbs/common_names.htmlThanks for that! I love herbs, especially thyme and tarragon. When I
can, I'll grow several varieties of thyme. Perhaps some along the
edge of the house, where the lawnmower will open up the fragrance of
the leaves. *smile*Partially on-topic (gardening), we're planning on putting in a berry
garden. We're both mentally ill in one way or another. I want to put
up a sign that says, "Nuts Berry Farm." Crash just looked at me like
I was crazy. Well, duh! LOL!ObHerbs: Anise Hyssop
Peace,
CarolIf you REALLY love herbs and spices, try this, the definitive website
about, AFAIAC. -
Steve Wertz said:
~patches~ said:
I've been garden planning and came across a nice website for herbs. It
gives you the basics including uses in a very concise manner. I thought
it might be of use to anyone wondering what to use a certain herb for. HTH
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/factsheets/herbs/common_names.htmlGernot Katzers spice pages are considered by many (including me)
to be the most complete/comprehensive site out there.
http://www.uni-graz.at/~katzer/engl/Thanks Gernot!
-sw
Oops..I should have read ahead. I just seconded your motion.
Boron
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