This document provides information on over 100 different herbs, including their names, descriptions, and uses. It includes culinary, medicinal, and ornamental herbs. Many of the herbs listed are beautiful additions to gardens and attract pollinators like butterflies and bees. Several herbs have potent medicinal properties and health benefits as well. The document encourages growing a variety of herbs and provides contact information to learn more.
This document provides information on herbs that are popular for spring planting in the Gulf Coast region. It discusses various herbs that grow well, including alliums, parsley, rosemary, sage and more. It also provides tips on different ways to plant and grow herbs, such as in containers, existing gardens, or a dedicated herb garden. Specific instructions are provided for annual, perennial and woody herbs. The document concludes with information on using and preserving herbs for cooking.
The document discusses green tea and its health benefits. It provides details on the origin, production regions, types of tea including green tea, and the processing and components of green tea. Green tea contains catechins that can decrease blood cholesterol, reduce body fat, prevent cancer and tooth decay, and inhibit high blood pressure due to their antioxidant and antibacterial effects.
1) Several talented international chefs in Bali are cooking with fresh, locally sourced ingredients inspired by the locavore spirit and abundance of local produce.
2) Will Meyrick searches out the best of Bali's organic ingredients for his award-winning restaurants Mama San and Sarong, supporting small-scale farmers.
3) Kevin Cherkas of restaurant Cuca combines Western techniques with Indonesia's amazing ingredients like papayas, strawberries, and cashews. His menu changes daily based on seasonal availability.
The document provides information about 28 different spices, describing where each spice originates, what parts of plants they come from, how to store them, and common uses in cooking. It also includes brief sections on growing and using certain spices like basil, dill, fennel, and ginger.
This document provides tips and recommendations for creating a sensory garden that engages the senses of sight, taste, sound, smell, and touch. It discusses choosing colorful flowers, plants that attract butterflies and bees, growing edible plants from the garden, incorporating a water feature like a fountain or waterfall, planting fragrant flowers and herbs, and enjoying the hands-on experience of gardening. Experts encourage including a variety of plants, good soil, and creating an outdoor space for relaxing and enjoying nature.
As the popularity of healthy, ethnic cooking home grows, our spice rack should expand to accommodate the seasonings give vegan dishes their unique characters. Volumes can be written on the healing aspect of herbs (in fact see our review of the terrific book, Healing Spices), the focus here is culinary. This section will give a brief overview of those seasonings most commonly used to flavor global whole food recipes.
BUYING, STORAGE, AND USAGE TIPS
• When buying herbs and spices by weight, buy only what will fit into an average-size spice jar. In other words, don’t stock up. Most go a very long way and are at their optimal flavor for up to a year, after which they begin losing their potency.
• Keep dried herbs and spices in a place in your kitchen that is away from heat and moisture.
• When substituting fresh herbs for dry, use about three times the amount of fresh herb as the dry.
• Introduce dried herbs and spices into your recipe as early in the cooking process as possible, so that they have a chance to develop flavor. Add fresh herbs toward the middle or even the end of the cooking if you’d like to retain their pronounced flavor.
ANISE or ANISEED is an aromatic spice that imparts a distinct flavor of licorice and is commonly used to make the liqueurs ouzo, anisette, and pernod. Anise is used in cookies and cakes, and a sprinkling of the seeds adds an unusual twist to fruit salads, particularly those utilizing citrus fruits. Try adding anise to fruit pies, relishes and chutneys, and dark breads. In Indian cuisine, anise is occasionally used in pilafs and braised dishes.
ALLSPICE is the hard berry of an evergreen tree native to the West Indies and Central America. Its name quite possibly reflects its flavor, which as a hint of the flavors of several spices, including cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves. It is most commonly sold in ground form,
The poem describes an herb garden containing basil, rosemary, mint, dill, parsley, chives, and lavender. The basil and rosemary are beginning to crawl onto the stone path. Mint summons the speaker to break off a sprig for its refreshing taste. Dill and parsley have grown tall while chives reach for the light. Lavender has taken off and seems to have grown.
The document sections introduce basil and rosemary. Basil originated in India and is prominent in Italian and several Asian cuisines. It has various medicinal uses such as improving memory and preventing malaria. Rosemary is a woody perennial herb native to the Mediterranean. It is used for cooking, gardening,
This document provides information on herbs that are popular for spring planting in the Gulf Coast region. It discusses various herbs that grow well, including alliums, parsley, rosemary, sage and more. It also provides tips on different ways to plant and grow herbs, such as in containers, existing gardens, or a dedicated herb garden. Specific instructions are provided for annual, perennial and woody herbs. The document concludes with information on using and preserving herbs for cooking.
The document discusses green tea and its health benefits. It provides details on the origin, production regions, types of tea including green tea, and the processing and components of green tea. Green tea contains catechins that can decrease blood cholesterol, reduce body fat, prevent cancer and tooth decay, and inhibit high blood pressure due to their antioxidant and antibacterial effects.
1) Several talented international chefs in Bali are cooking with fresh, locally sourced ingredients inspired by the locavore spirit and abundance of local produce.
2) Will Meyrick searches out the best of Bali's organic ingredients for his award-winning restaurants Mama San and Sarong, supporting small-scale farmers.
3) Kevin Cherkas of restaurant Cuca combines Western techniques with Indonesia's amazing ingredients like papayas, strawberries, and cashews. His menu changes daily based on seasonal availability.
The document provides information about 28 different spices, describing where each spice originates, what parts of plants they come from, how to store them, and common uses in cooking. It also includes brief sections on growing and using certain spices like basil, dill, fennel, and ginger.
This document provides tips and recommendations for creating a sensory garden that engages the senses of sight, taste, sound, smell, and touch. It discusses choosing colorful flowers, plants that attract butterflies and bees, growing edible plants from the garden, incorporating a water feature like a fountain or waterfall, planting fragrant flowers and herbs, and enjoying the hands-on experience of gardening. Experts encourage including a variety of plants, good soil, and creating an outdoor space for relaxing and enjoying nature.
As the popularity of healthy, ethnic cooking home grows, our spice rack should expand to accommodate the seasonings give vegan dishes their unique characters. Volumes can be written on the healing aspect of herbs (in fact see our review of the terrific book, Healing Spices), the focus here is culinary. This section will give a brief overview of those seasonings most commonly used to flavor global whole food recipes.
BUYING, STORAGE, AND USAGE TIPS
• When buying herbs and spices by weight, buy only what will fit into an average-size spice jar. In other words, don’t stock up. Most go a very long way and are at their optimal flavor for up to a year, after which they begin losing their potency.
• Keep dried herbs and spices in a place in your kitchen that is away from heat and moisture.
• When substituting fresh herbs for dry, use about three times the amount of fresh herb as the dry.
• Introduce dried herbs and spices into your recipe as early in the cooking process as possible, so that they have a chance to develop flavor. Add fresh herbs toward the middle or even the end of the cooking if you’d like to retain their pronounced flavor.
ANISE or ANISEED is an aromatic spice that imparts a distinct flavor of licorice and is commonly used to make the liqueurs ouzo, anisette, and pernod. Anise is used in cookies and cakes, and a sprinkling of the seeds adds an unusual twist to fruit salads, particularly those utilizing citrus fruits. Try adding anise to fruit pies, relishes and chutneys, and dark breads. In Indian cuisine, anise is occasionally used in pilafs and braised dishes.
ALLSPICE is the hard berry of an evergreen tree native to the West Indies and Central America. Its name quite possibly reflects its flavor, which as a hint of the flavors of several spices, including cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves. It is most commonly sold in ground form,
The poem describes an herb garden containing basil, rosemary, mint, dill, parsley, chives, and lavender. The basil and rosemary are beginning to crawl onto the stone path. Mint summons the speaker to break off a sprig for its refreshing taste. Dill and parsley have grown tall while chives reach for the light. Lavender has taken off and seems to have grown.
The document sections introduce basil and rosemary. Basil originated in India and is prominent in Italian and several Asian cuisines. It has various medicinal uses such as improving memory and preventing malaria. Rosemary is a woody perennial herb native to the Mediterranean. It is used for cooking, gardening,
Growing Asian Vegetable and Herb - Geelong Organic Gardeners
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For more information, Please see websites below:
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Organic Edible Schoolyards & Gardening with Children
http://scribd.com/doc/239851214
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Double Food Production from your School Garden with Organic Tech
http://scribd.com/doc/239851079
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Free School Gardening Art Posters
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159`
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Companion Planting Increases Food Production from School Gardens
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159
`
Healthy Foods Dramatically Improves Student Academic Success
http://scribd.com/doc/239851348
`
City Chickens for your Organic School Garden
http://scribd.com/doc/239850440
`
Simple Square Foot Gardening for Schools - Teacher Guide
http://scribd.com/doc/239851110
Sacaramento CA: Lawnless and Loving It ManualSotirakou964
This document discusses the benefits of removing lawns and replacing them with more sustainable landscaping options. It notes that lawns require large amounts of water and pesticides. Some alternatives to lawns mentioned include habitat gardens, edible gardens, meadows, rain gardens, rock gardens, and children's gardens planted with native species. Native plants are advocated because they are adapted to the local environment and provide benefits like requiring less water and maintenance than non-natives. Examples of lawn removal projects and their before and after appearances are also shown and described.
This document summarizes the key characteristics of 9 common herbs: basil, oregano, parsley, rosemary, thyme, sage, dill, mint, and bay leaves. It describes their flavors, families, common uses in cooking, and origins of their names. It also briefly mentions Italian seasoning, a blend of dried Italian herbs.
Sri Kalki Exports is a dynamic export house established in 2009 that exports innovative, quality handicrafts and home furnishings. Their product line includes scented candles, handmade soaps, paper products, home textiles, toys, and Christmas decorations. Sri Kalki Exports is a member of the Export Promotion Council of Handicrafts and aims to achieve ISO 9001 certification. They export their natural, handcrafted products to international markets.
This document provides information on various culinary herbs, including their characteristics, uses, and how to grow them. It discusses how herbs have been used historically for flavoring, medicine, and preservation. Common herbs that can be grown in home gardens are outlined, along with tips for harvesting, drying, and storing fresh herbs. The document also explores how different cultures incorporate distinctive herbs into their cuisines.
DILMAH - Company & Product presentation T-series & PremiumJose Matos
This document provides descriptions of various teas available from Dilmah Tea, including black teas, green teas, herbal infusions, and flavored teas. For each tea, it provides details on how to brew it, what it can be taken with, distinctive features, food pairings, and best time of day. The teas are part of Dilmah's luxury t-Series and are aimed at hospitality establishments looking to offer high-quality tea selections and experiences to their customers.
The document discusses tea and its production from Camellia sinensis plants. It covers the plant's botany and growth habits. The main types of tea produced are green tea, black tea, and oolong tea. The document outlines the production processes for green tea and black tea. It also discusses the significant role of tea in history and its influence on the English language. The document provides statistics on U.S. tea imports and consumption.
Vision Tea offers several herbal tea blends from Lithuania that are made using high-quality, natural ingredients and manufactured to meet international standards. The document describes five tea blends - Hibiscus and Wild Berries, Linden and Mint, Melissa and Wild Rose, Wild Rose and Thyme, and Green Tea with Lemongrass - highlighting the key ingredients in each and their purported health benefits. Vision Tea aims to provide wellness and refreshment through these unique herbal tea combinations.
Coffee grounds can be used in the garden as they provide some nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. They are slightly acidic and can be used around acid-loving plants like blueberries and rhododendrons. Coffee grounds also make good material for composting due to their carbon to nitrogen ratio and can be mixed with other browns for composting. However, they should not be used as mulch due to their fine texture that can compact soil.
Transworld Systems Inc. is a company that specializes in debt collection and accounts receivable recovery. They claim to recover an average of $10 per account and have recovered over $700 million total in the last year. They use a systematic approach to contact customers up to 5 times in an effort to recover outstanding payments. Hiring Transworld allows businesses to minimize internal collection efforts and improve overall performance while preserving customer relationships. Transworld employs a three phase approach starting with in-house collection, then using Transworld, and potentially legal action if needed, to maximize recovery rates.
This document provides numerous marketing tips for businesses and professionals. It suggests improving one's image, preparing an elevator pitch and website, giving something meaningful away, publishing articles online, researching oneself online, using business cards effectively, working with others, having a written marketing plan, developing automated systems, maintaining compelling materials, finding the right clients, using client suggestions, marketing as a team, and more. The overall message is the importance of a comprehensive and strategic marketing approach.
The document expresses confusion and lack of understanding on multiple topics. It asks questions about how to say, write, and pronounce unspecified words or phrases. It also questions what was said, when, how much, why, what, where, where to, and who in reference to something that is not clearly identified.
Este documento presenta números del 1 al 100 en español, así como algunos números grandes como un millón y un billón. También incluye palabras para los rangos ordinales del 1° al 12° y frases comunes como "buenos días".
Banaba is a tropical flowering tree native to Southeast Asia. It has traditionally been used in Philippine and Indian herbal medicine to treat diabetes. Studies have found that banaba leaves and flowers contain corosolic acid and other compounds that have an insulin-like effect of lowering blood glucose. More recent research has identified specific gallotannins in banaba, such as penta-O-galloyl-glucopyranose, that stimulate glucose uptake in cells and may have antidiabetic properties without promoting weight gain, making them a promising potential treatment for type 2 diabetes.
The document discusses whether Ramayana and the character of Rama are myth or historical fact. It provides evidence that Rama existed based on texts like Valmiki Ramayana that describe Rama's lineage and time period. It also notes legends and depictions of the Ramayana story found across various parts of Asia like Russia, China, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Thailand and Malaysia, arguing this widespread knowledge suggests Rama was a historical figure known throughout the region prior to Christianity and Islam.
Milk thistle (Silybum marianum) seeds have been used for over 2000 years as a remedy for liver diseases and are still widely used today. The active constituents are flavonolignans known as silymarin, which are extracted from the seeds. Silymarin and its constituents act as antioxidants and protect and regenerate the liver from toxins, poisoning, hepatitis, and cirrhosis. However, studies on alcoholic cirrhosis and hepatitis have been equivocal. Milk thistle also has anti-inflammatory, immunomodulatory, and other therapeutic properties. It is generally safe with few side effects, but more research is still needed to substantiate its effects.
Coleus is a crop that gives quality returns, as its every part is sold, from shoot to root. We procure handsome profit on selling its roots but an additional bonus is its shoot part, which is used as planting material. Coleus Forskohlii Herb available with us is used in urinary ailments. It also reduces the Blood pressure. Forskholii is extracted from coleus dry roots and it is an important constituent found in medicines related to heart.
Growing Asian Vegetable and Herb - Geelong Organic Gardeners
`
For more information, Please see websites below:
`
Organic Edible Schoolyards & Gardening with Children
http://scribd.com/doc/239851214
`
Double Food Production from your School Garden with Organic Tech
http://scribd.com/doc/239851079
`
Free School Gardening Art Posters
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159`
`
Companion Planting Increases Food Production from School Gardens
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159
`
Healthy Foods Dramatically Improves Student Academic Success
http://scribd.com/doc/239851348
`
City Chickens for your Organic School Garden
http://scribd.com/doc/239850440
`
Simple Square Foot Gardening for Schools - Teacher Guide
http://scribd.com/doc/239851110
Sacaramento CA: Lawnless and Loving It ManualSotirakou964
This document discusses the benefits of removing lawns and replacing them with more sustainable landscaping options. It notes that lawns require large amounts of water and pesticides. Some alternatives to lawns mentioned include habitat gardens, edible gardens, meadows, rain gardens, rock gardens, and children's gardens planted with native species. Native plants are advocated because they are adapted to the local environment and provide benefits like requiring less water and maintenance than non-natives. Examples of lawn removal projects and their before and after appearances are also shown and described.
This document summarizes the key characteristics of 9 common herbs: basil, oregano, parsley, rosemary, thyme, sage, dill, mint, and bay leaves. It describes their flavors, families, common uses in cooking, and origins of their names. It also briefly mentions Italian seasoning, a blend of dried Italian herbs.
Sri Kalki Exports is a dynamic export house established in 2009 that exports innovative, quality handicrafts and home furnishings. Their product line includes scented candles, handmade soaps, paper products, home textiles, toys, and Christmas decorations. Sri Kalki Exports is a member of the Export Promotion Council of Handicrafts and aims to achieve ISO 9001 certification. They export their natural, handcrafted products to international markets.
This document provides information on various culinary herbs, including their characteristics, uses, and how to grow them. It discusses how herbs have been used historically for flavoring, medicine, and preservation. Common herbs that can be grown in home gardens are outlined, along with tips for harvesting, drying, and storing fresh herbs. The document also explores how different cultures incorporate distinctive herbs into their cuisines.
DILMAH - Company & Product presentation T-series & PremiumJose Matos
This document provides descriptions of various teas available from Dilmah Tea, including black teas, green teas, herbal infusions, and flavored teas. For each tea, it provides details on how to brew it, what it can be taken with, distinctive features, food pairings, and best time of day. The teas are part of Dilmah's luxury t-Series and are aimed at hospitality establishments looking to offer high-quality tea selections and experiences to their customers.
The document discusses tea and its production from Camellia sinensis plants. It covers the plant's botany and growth habits. The main types of tea produced are green tea, black tea, and oolong tea. The document outlines the production processes for green tea and black tea. It also discusses the significant role of tea in history and its influence on the English language. The document provides statistics on U.S. tea imports and consumption.
Vision Tea offers several herbal tea blends from Lithuania that are made using high-quality, natural ingredients and manufactured to meet international standards. The document describes five tea blends - Hibiscus and Wild Berries, Linden and Mint, Melissa and Wild Rose, Wild Rose and Thyme, and Green Tea with Lemongrass - highlighting the key ingredients in each and their purported health benefits. Vision Tea aims to provide wellness and refreshment through these unique herbal tea combinations.
Coffee grounds can be used in the garden as they provide some nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. They are slightly acidic and can be used around acid-loving plants like blueberries and rhododendrons. Coffee grounds also make good material for composting due to their carbon to nitrogen ratio and can be mixed with other browns for composting. However, they should not be used as mulch due to their fine texture that can compact soil.
Transworld Systems Inc. is a company that specializes in debt collection and accounts receivable recovery. They claim to recover an average of $10 per account and have recovered over $700 million total in the last year. They use a systematic approach to contact customers up to 5 times in an effort to recover outstanding payments. Hiring Transworld allows businesses to minimize internal collection efforts and improve overall performance while preserving customer relationships. Transworld employs a three phase approach starting with in-house collection, then using Transworld, and potentially legal action if needed, to maximize recovery rates.
This document provides numerous marketing tips for businesses and professionals. It suggests improving one's image, preparing an elevator pitch and website, giving something meaningful away, publishing articles online, researching oneself online, using business cards effectively, working with others, having a written marketing plan, developing automated systems, maintaining compelling materials, finding the right clients, using client suggestions, marketing as a team, and more. The overall message is the importance of a comprehensive and strategic marketing approach.
The document expresses confusion and lack of understanding on multiple topics. It asks questions about how to say, write, and pronounce unspecified words or phrases. It also questions what was said, when, how much, why, what, where, where to, and who in reference to something that is not clearly identified.
Este documento presenta números del 1 al 100 en español, así como algunos números grandes como un millón y un billón. También incluye palabras para los rangos ordinales del 1° al 12° y frases comunes como "buenos días".
Banaba is a tropical flowering tree native to Southeast Asia. It has traditionally been used in Philippine and Indian herbal medicine to treat diabetes. Studies have found that banaba leaves and flowers contain corosolic acid and other compounds that have an insulin-like effect of lowering blood glucose. More recent research has identified specific gallotannins in banaba, such as penta-O-galloyl-glucopyranose, that stimulate glucose uptake in cells and may have antidiabetic properties without promoting weight gain, making them a promising potential treatment for type 2 diabetes.
The document discusses whether Ramayana and the character of Rama are myth or historical fact. It provides evidence that Rama existed based on texts like Valmiki Ramayana that describe Rama's lineage and time period. It also notes legends and depictions of the Ramayana story found across various parts of Asia like Russia, China, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Thailand and Malaysia, arguing this widespread knowledge suggests Rama was a historical figure known throughout the region prior to Christianity and Islam.
Milk thistle (Silybum marianum) seeds have been used for over 2000 years as a remedy for liver diseases and are still widely used today. The active constituents are flavonolignans known as silymarin, which are extracted from the seeds. Silymarin and its constituents act as antioxidants and protect and regenerate the liver from toxins, poisoning, hepatitis, and cirrhosis. However, studies on alcoholic cirrhosis and hepatitis have been equivocal. Milk thistle also has anti-inflammatory, immunomodulatory, and other therapeutic properties. It is generally safe with few side effects, but more research is still needed to substantiate its effects.
Coleus is a crop that gives quality returns, as its every part is sold, from shoot to root. We procure handsome profit on selling its roots but an additional bonus is its shoot part, which is used as planting material. Coleus Forskohlii Herb available with us is used in urinary ailments. It also reduces the Blood pressure. Forskholii is extracted from coleus dry roots and it is an important constituent found in medicines related to heart.
After doing lot of search we could manage to set a network of expert collectors of seeds and plants in every part of country.
List of best variety of material we managed is given with maturation period as well as most appropriate sowing time. Our aim is to provide best service and material.
Insulin plant is a relatively new entrant to Kerala and India. Insulin plant has not got a Malayalam name yet, except the occasional use of insulin chedy or insulin chedi, where chedy means a plant. The catchphrase of this plant is a leaf a day keeps diabetes away.The plant is characterized by large fleshy looking leaves. It grows very quickly. Propagation is by stem cutting. It grows in slightly shady areas.Diabetes patients are advised to chew down a leaf in the morning and one in the evening for a month. Allopathic doctors too recommend it and it is found to be effective in bringing blood sugar levels under completely under control. There is also dried and ground powder of the leaves now available in the market.
* With FBS below 200, take ONE leaf daily before breakfast and drink a glass of water
* With FBS above 200, take TWO leaves in the morning and TWO at night on a daily basis.
The document discusses trends in color and design for fragrances in 2010. It identifies several design trends including eco-sensitive themes featuring natural elements, vintage glamour taking inspiration from nostalgia, and decadent chic embracing fantasy and indulgence. Each trend section provides examples of fragrances that embody that theme through their scents and packaging. The fragrances draw inspiration from nature, nostalgia, and dramatic or exotic elements.
This document is a tea catalog that lists various tea products available for retail and foodservice. It provides descriptions of 16 different tea flavors available in retail boxes as well as 5-packs of tea samplers. It also lists iced tea, tea foils, and single serving boxes available for foodservice. The catalog provides information on hot tea infusers and point-of-sale displays that can be used to showcase and sell the tea products.
This document provides instructions and information for brewing and enjoying several teas from T2, including green teas, black teas, and herbal/fruit teas. Key details are provided for each type of tea on proper brewing techniques as well as flavor profiles and popular varieties. Customers are encouraged to experiment with different teas and brewing methods to find their favorites.
The document provides information about 28 different spices, describing where each spice originates, what parts of plants they come from, how to store them, and common uses in cooking. It also includes brief sections on growing and using certain spices like basil, dill, fennel, and ginger.
The document provides information about 28 different spices, describing where each spice originates, what parts of plants they come from, how to store them, and common uses in cooking. It also includes brief sections on growing and using certain spices like basil, dill, fennel, and ginger.
The document provides information about various spices. It includes sections on allspice, anise, basil, bay leaf and caraway seed that describe the plants the spices come from, their flavors, and common uses in cooking. The document appears to be an excerpt from a book that provides profiles of different spices to help readers learn about their properties and how to use them.
This document is a seed catalog from Sustainable Seed Company containing information about various books related to gardening, seed saving, and heirloom varieties. It lists the book titles, authors, prices, and short descriptions. The catalog contains information about 100 books total and is organized alphabetically by book title.
Encore Concepts creates unique melamine tableware that is designed to look like ceramic or other materials but won't break or chip like traditional china. They offer a variety of collections that mimic natural elements like leaves, fish, and trees through texture and design. The goal is to provide affordable and elegant tableware options for entertaining that eliminate the worry of damage.
Encore Concepts creates unique melamine tableware that is designed to look like ceramic or other materials but won't break or chip like traditional china. They offer a variety of collections that mimic natural elements like leaves, fish, and trees through texture and design. The goal is to provide affordable and elegant tableware options for entertaining that eliminate the worry of damage.
This document provides a product menu for Holly Garden, listing various skin care products including lip balms, eye creams, toners, lip glosses, salves, rubs, body butters, bath soaks, teas, sugar scrubs, and foot soaks. The products are made from organic and natural ingredients like coconut oil, beeswax, herbs, flowers, salts, and essential oils. Prices range from $2 to $19 depending on the product and size. The menu also provides information on gift wrapping, discounts for referrals, and recycling glass jars.
Gano Excel introduces a line of consumable products containing Ganoderma Lucidum mushroom extract, known as "The King of Herbs". The products include coffee, tea, chocolate drinks, and snacks enriched with the extract which is said to provide health benefits. Gano Excel grows the mushrooms organically and manufactures the products in certified facilities to ensure quality and effectiveness.
This document provides information about Basilur teas including their origins, flavors, and packaging options. It discusses teas from Sri Lanka that range from high grown to low grown regions. Tea collections like Magic Fruits and Specialty Classics are highlighted with various fruit and spice blend flavors. The teas come in loose leaf, foil enveloped bags, and wooden presenters. Background on the company's social mission is also briefly mentioned.
The document discusses several plants from the mint family that are popular in herb gardens:
- Mentha includes varieties like spearmint and peppermint that are used widely in cooking and repel pests, though they can be invasive.
- Basilicum refers to basil, which is a key ingredient in Italian cooking and comes in flavors like sweet, Thai, orange and lemon.
- Lavendula is lavender, which is grown for its relaxing scent in products like soap and perfume.
- Hyssopus has a bitter flavor but was used in ancient Greece and the Bible for purification rituals.
- Salvia includes ornamental varieties and the kitchen herb sage, which is also used in incense and
The document discusses several plants from the mint family that are popular in herb gardens:
- Mentha includes varieties like spearmint and peppermint that are used widely in cooking and repel pests, though they can be invasive.
- Basilicum refers to basil, which is a key ingredient in Italian cooking and comes in flavors like sweet, Thai, orange and lemon.
- Lavendula is lavender, which is grown for its relaxing scent in products like soap and perfume.
- Hyssopus has a bitter flavor but was used in ancient Greece and the Bible for purification rituals.
- Salvia includes ornamental varieties and the kitchen herb sage, which is also used in incense and
This document provides information on several wild edible plants found in the lowcountry region, including yaupon holly, glasswort, American beauty berry, dog fennel, pennywort, gotu kola, and pine. For each plant, it describes natural history details such as physical characteristics, habitat, and nutritional properties. It also discusses the cultural history of how Native Americans and others have traditionally used these plants for food, medicine, and other purposes. The document encourages foraging for education but cautions only eating plants one is 100% certain of identifying.
Lisa enjoys gardening without gloves and creating landscapes that look natural, with chewed leaves and disturbed soil. Her backyard contains a variety of plants that attract pollinators and provide food for butterfly larvae. She has created several container gardens, including one with red flowers and materials to attract hummingbirds, and recycled containers featuring tomato plants underplanted with herbs and flowers.
Absinthe: Artistic Rituals, Intestinal Parasites, and Psychoactive Madness!Joseph Labrecque
The document discusses the history and ritualistic preparation of absinthe. It describes how absinthe is traditionally prepared using an absinthe bulb, sugar cube, and iced water, which causes the drink to louche or turn cloudy white. The document outlines the main botanical ingredients of absinthe including grande wormwood, anise, and fennel, and explores some of the myths and medical uses associated with absinthe throughout history. It concludes by recommending local Denver distilleries and bars for sampling authentic absinthe.
1) Arteat is a company founded by Agapi Pattakou and Katerina Kariyianni that offers natural and handmade Greek products from Crete and Messinia, Greece, focusing on traditional recipes and ingredients.
2) The philosophy of Arteat is to provide consumers with products that are natural and born from the land, focusing on staples of the Greek diet like olive oil, honey, herbs, and traditionally prepared foods.
3) Arteat's product line includes items like wild artichoke in olive oil, early harvest extra virgin olive oil, pickled bulbs, dittany of Crete, barley rusk bites, wild artichoke paste, grapemust
This document provides information on herbs and spices, including their classifications, pronunciation, examples of common fresh and dried herbs and spices, tips for cleaning and storing herbs, ways herbs and spices can be used to substitute sugar or reduce salt, herbs that can be used as teas, flavor groupings of herbs and spices, and some interesting trivia facts. The key classifications are that spices come from tropical plants' bark, buds, berries or roots, while herbs come from temperate plants' leaves. Common fresh herbs include basil, mint, parsley and sage, while common dried spices include allspice, bay leaves, cinnamon and cloves.
Gatistavam Exports is an Indian company that manufactures and exports high quality whole and ground spices. They have a wide range of spices including pepper, turmeric, coriander, cumin, chili, and ginger. The company aims to match international quality standards and processes spices using the best quality herbs. They provide information on their various spice products and have details listed for contacting the company.
Rhizophora mangle, commonly known as Kandal, is a plant that contains properties that can induce a feeling of fullness in the stomach. Its botanical name is Rhizophora mangle and it belongs to the Rhizoporaceae family. In Ayurveda, it is used to treat various conditions like inflammation, diarrhea, menorrhagia, wounds, and infections. Kandal leaves contain unique acids that regulate appetite and help in weight loss by decreasing fat cell size and sugar cravings. The plant derives its common name from its ability to "fool the stomach" into feeling full for a prolonged period.
Garcinia cambogia is a tree native to South and Southeast Asia. Its fruit rind contains hydroxycitric acid (HCA), which has been used traditionally and is now a popular weight loss supplement. The document provides details on the plant's description, cultivation, active compounds, traditional uses including weight loss and digestive health, and harvesting of its fruit for medical use.
Gymnema sylvestre is a woody climber found in Indian forests. It has long been used in Ayurvedic medicine to treat diabetes. The active compounds in the plant, called gymnemic acids, help regulate blood sugar levels by blocking sugar receptors in the intestine and stimulating insulin production. Research also suggests gymnemic acids may help control obesity by reducing sugar cravings. A hormone produced in fat cells called resistin is thought to impair insulin function and link obesity to diabetes by causing insulin resistance throughout the body.
Yellow dock root is a common weed native to Europe and Asia that is used as a medicinal herb. It grows stalks about a meter high with smooth, curled leaves. The root has many benefits as a general health tonic and is used to treat digestive issues, skin conditions, and respiratory illnesses. It has a laxative effect due to anthraquinone glycosides, which stimulate bile and digestive enzymes to relieve constipation. Yellow dock root also has anti-inflammatory properties that can alleviate joint pain from arthritis.
1) According to Vedic literature, the four most important aspects of the human body are prana, mun (mind), indriya (senses), and atma (soul).
2) Prana refers to oxygen and the life force that animates the body. It controls metabolism and allows the body to function. Mun is the mind that controls activities and allows us to be conscious.
3) Indriya are the senses, including the five organs of action (hands, legs, etc.) and five sensory organs (eyes, nose, etc.). They cannot function without prana and mun.
4) Atma is the soul that controls prana,
The document discusses the concepts of knowledge and ignorance according to yoga. It states that overcoming ignorance through true knowledge and virtuous acts leads to salvation. It defines four types of ignorance and explains that knowledge is understanding things as they truly are. Several steps and means for attaining salvation are outlined, including righteous conduct, discrimination between good and evil, and devotion to God. The document also explores concepts like the five sheaths of existence and the three gunas, or qualities of nature.
The Gayatri Mantra has great scientific importance according to modern astrophysics. It describes the movement of the earth, planets, and galaxies generating the primordial sound of "Om." It instructs meditating on the light of stars/suns to realize the formless divine, and prays for the divine to guide our intellect aright. The mantra hints that kinetic energy from galaxy movement balances cosmic energy consumption, and other religions later adopted the syllable "Om" with slight changes.
Compost is simply decomposed organic material. The organic material can be plant material or animal matter. While composting may seem mysterious or complicated, it’s really a very simple and natural process that continuously occurs in nature, often without any assistance from mankind. If you’ve ever walked in the woods, you’ve experienced compost in its most natural setting. Both living plants and annual plants that die at the end of the season are consumed by animals of all sizes, from larger mammals, birds, and rodents to worms, insects, and microscopic organisms. The result of this natural cycle is compost, a combination of digested and undigested food that is left on the forest floor to create rich, usually soft, sweet-smelling soil. Backyard composting is the intentional and managed decomposition of organic materials for the production of compost, that magical soil enhancer that is fundamental to good gardening. Anyone can effectively manage the composting process.
Herbal Cultivation….Increased Profits
"Nature Herbs" takes pleasure to introduce the most efficacious way of "Cultivating profits From Farm". We are affluent with traditional as well as scientific knowledge to enrich and add value to land through cultivating Medicinal Herb Plants, Crops, and Seeds.
Sowing
Crop can be grown either by seed or vegetative propagation.root cutting
Root stumps
Stem cutting (100 kg cuttings/ha) but indicates that transplanting of seedling gives better yield.ManuringWell rotten FYM @ 25-30 tones/ha during land preparations.
Spacing45 x 30 cmSeed CollectionFruits matured during January -"February are collected and immediately kept for drying in shade. Plumpy matter should be removed by rubbing the seeds.HarvestingPlants are dugged out after 2-3 years pf plantation. At the time of digging, soil must be moist, weight of harvested material sjjpnlcll be reduced by 40 % by air drying method and stored in store house.YieldYield of the dry roots varies from .1800 to 2000 kg/ha depending upon the crop condition (4 kg root/plant). Keep in air tight container in 7-10 cm pieces of root with 10 - 12 % moisture. It is used as anti-hypertensive and sedative drags. Intestional disorder etc. roots contain important alkaloids viz. Ajmatine, Serpentine, Raulfine (0.13 to 0.31 %).
Brahmi is found in humid and warmer parts of the world. It is a common creeping succulent herb branches profusely and starts rooting at the nodes. The succulent leaves are sessile, opposite, decussate, obovate-oblanceolate in shape, 1.0-2.5 cm x 0.4-1.0 cm in size. It is found in damp or marshy areas near streams or on the border of ponds, throughout India. The herb is generally confused with another herb – Centella asiatica that is morphologically different from that of Brahmi. The entire plant is used in indigenous system of medicine as a nerve tonic and cure for epilepsy and insanity. It is also being used as diuretic and for treating rheumatism, asthma, and hoarseness. Besides this, it has got good potency in controlling of cough, fever, diabetes and snakebite. Because of its inherent potential of enhancing memory and vitality, this miracle plant is gaining attention for its commercial cultivation. The memory enhancing activity of the herb has been attributed to saponin glycosides- bacosides –A and B. This plant is considered among one of the “ Celestial drugs” (Divya ausadhi) when consumed with milk for 6 months.
Retailers respond positively when branded manufacturers send them online orders from their e-commerce sites. The survey found that retailers increase purchases from brands that send them online orders, stock more of their products, and see increased in-store sales. Additionally, retailers pay more attention to brands that launch retail-integrated e-commerce and will reduce working with brands that compete directly with retailers by selling online to consumers.
This document provides tips for optimizing the ecommerce site navigation and landing pages. It discusses testing pages across browsers and devices, using clear calls to action, and ensuring the navigation is consistent, limited in options, and visually indicates the active page. Reducing page load times and increasing trust signals are also covered. The guide emphasizes testing pages thoroughly to improve conversion rates.
1. The document shows revenue and average revenue per user (ARPU) for telecom companies in different regions of India for quarters ending March 2012 and June 2012.
2. Revenue increased for most companies compared to the previous quarter, with the largest increases seen in Maharashtra, UP East, and Bihar.
3. Overall revenue for all of India increased by 7.52% between the periods.
The document provides subscriber figures for major Indian telecom circles for June and July 2012. The key details are:
- Delhi circle saw the highest number of subscribers at over 28 million in June, growing by 0.5% to over 28 million in July.
- Mumbai had over 22 million subscribers in June, growing by 0.27% to over 22 million in July.
- The total subscribers across all major metro cities was over 76 million in June, growing by 0.62% to over 77 million in July.
In July 2012, India had 679.05 million total GSM subscribers, an increase of 1.7 million from the previous month. Airtel added the most subscribers in July at 1.5 million, primarily in the state of Karnataka. Airtel also had the most total GSM subscribers of any operator at 188.81 million. The state of Uttar Pradesh East had the most total subscribers of any state at 58.96 million. The circle of A saw the fastest subscriber growth of any circle at 0.27%.
- The document provides subscriber figures for various mobile operators in India for June and July 2012, including Aircel, Bharti Airtel, BSNL, Idea, Loop Mobile, MTNL, Vodafone Essar and Uninor.
- It shows the number of subscribers, market share, and month-over-month growth for each operator segmented by city/circle.
- Bharti Airtel had the largest number of subscribers in July 2012 at over 188 million, followed by Aircel at over 65 million and Vodafone Essar at over 154 million.
1. The document provides revenue and average revenue per user (ARPU) data for major telecom companies in India for two quarters - January to March 2012 and April to June 2012.
2. Total industry revenue increased from Rs. 1101.77 crores to Rs. 1162.52 crores from the previous quarter, a growth of 5.51%, while average ARPU declined from Rs. 72.98 to Rs. 71.03.
3. Individual company revenues and ARPUs saw increases and decreases across regions depending on the company and region.
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Achillea Millefolium Alpine Strawberry Angelica Anise Hyssop
Beautiful in dried These decorative Angelica makes a Anise Hyssop is an
bouquets and an "all little plants produce striking addition to attractive honey
heal" companion delicious, aromatic your garden plant - bees love it!
plant for your red strawberries. landscape.
garden!
Artemisia 'Sweet Artichoke 'Imperial Arugula Lettuce Asclepias 'Silky Mix'
Annie' Star' Plant
An aromatic natural A wonderfully A nutritious peppery Asclepias 'Silky Mix'
pest repellent and unusual flower and lettuce that grows is a highly unusual
everlasting scent for edible! very easily! annual that is a
dried wreaths and butterfly magnet!
crafts!
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Asclepias 'Tuberosa' Ashwagandha Basil 'Amethyst' Basil 'Genovese' (Or
Sweet Basil)
Extremely attractive One of the most Amethyst's deep Basil 'Genovese' is a
to butterflies and potent medicinal purple blooms will favorite for authentic
other pollinators. herb in Ayurvedic add a lovely contrast Italian basil flavor
medicine, also to your garden and and aroma. Perfect
known as Winter wonderful flavor to for pesto!
Cherry. your favorite dish!
Basil 'Holy (Sacred) Basil 'Italian Large Basil 'Lemon Sweet Basil 'Siam Queen'
Green' Leaf' Dani'
This is the authentic Italian Large Leaf A must for the basil This delicious Thai
Green Tulsi (Holy) Basil is a sweet basil lover looking for a basil has a distinct
Basil used in many with larger leaves vigorous and licorice flavor and
religious and spiritual than most basil delicious lemon beautiful purple
ceremonies, and varieties that will basil. blooms!
may also help lower yield you tons of
blood pressure! flavor!
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Basil, 'Holy (Sacred) Bay Trees Bergamot (Bee Betony
Red' Balm)
Authentic Tulsi Commonly known as Chosen as the 2013 Well known for its
Basil that is a potent Bay Laurel or Sweet Notable Native Herb medicinal benefits
medicinal and Bay, this savory by the Herb Society and beauty in the
popular spiritual culinary herb is a of America, we're garden, this tisane is
herb. must for any chef! honored to be their caffeine free and can
exclusive grower of ease headaches.
this wonderfully
versatile herb!
Borage 'Blue' Buddleia 'Black Buddleia 'Nanho Buddleia 'Royal Red'
Knight' Purple'
A beautiful, Buddleia 'Black Buddleia 'Nanho Buddleia 'Royal Red'
beneficial companion Knight' offers rich, Purple' is a sturdy produces lovely
plant and refreshing aromatic purple perennial for full sun wine-red to fuchsia
culinary herb, blooms that will that attracts colored blooms that
Borage is wonderful continue all summer butterflies, birds and smell amazing all
in summer drinks and attract lots of bees! summer long!
and salads! wildlife!
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Calendula Cardoon 'Porto Carnation Cat Grass
Spineless'
A gentle but potent Cardoon 'Porto The fragrance of the Give your indoor
medicinal herb, Spineless' is a Carnation is used in kitties a healthy
these beauties are beautiful edible with potpourris and herb alternative to nibbling
also wonderful buds that resemble sachets! on harmful
culinary herbs and artichokes both in houseplants with our
companion plants. look and taste. nutritious cat grass!
Catmint Catnip Catnip 'Lemon' Celosia 'Cramers'
Amazon'
Easy to grow, your Catnip is a vigorous, This lemon-scented Eye catching in the
kitties will love this high yielding plant Catnip will drive your garden or in
hardy perennial, that your kitty will kitties wild! It's even arrangements, this
whether fresh or love! a natural insect variety grows to be
dried! repellent! VERY large!
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Celosia 'Cramers' Chamomile 'Common' Chamomile 'Roman' Chervil
Burgundy'
Celosia 'Cramer's Chamomile 'Common' This perennial variety Chervil lends a light
Burgundy' is a real is a wonderfully makes a wonderful anise flavor to dishes
show stopper in the aromatic ground ground cover, a and is a key
garden or in a cover that naturally soothing tea and a ingredient in French
bouquet! repels pests and great skin treatment cuisine!
doubles as potent for sunburns!
medicinal herb!
Chili Pepper Chives Chives, Garlic Cilantro
Great for beginner A more subtle flavor Subtle garlic Cilantro is a zesty
gardeners! than its cousin, the flavoring that will add culinary herb found
onion, Chives are wonders to soups, throughout Mexican
easy to grow and eggs, potatoes and and Asian cuisine,
contain natural more, without and it's great for your
antioxidants. overpowering the health!
dish.
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Clary Sage Comfrey 'Common' Costmary Cutting Celery
Known for its Also referred to as Commonly known as Cutting Celery is a
medicinal and ‘Knitbone’ as it is 'Bible Leaf' for its more flavorful
culinary purposes, used to reduce historic use as an alternative to its
Clary Sage is as inflammation of aromatic pest- crunchier cousin!
beautiful as it is sprains and broken repelling bookmark
valuable in the bones. in Bibles.
garden.
Datura 'Evening Datura 'Purple Digitalis 'Foxy' Dill 'Bouquet'
Fragrance' Ballerina'
A nocturnal blooming A beautiful addition An old fashioned Dill is a tangy
plant with an to your moon favorite! culinary herb that
intoxicating garden, these also has a versatile
fragrance! nocturnal beauties history as a
will sweetly scent medicinal herb!
your night!
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Echinacea Epazote Eucalyptus 'Silver Evolvulus 'Blue
Purpurea 'Magnus' Drop' Daze'
A beautiful, long Epazote is an herb This is a Hardy annual for
lasting perennial, well-known to wonderfully sun, the wonderful
this cone flower is Mexican and aromatic and more blue blooms are
a work horse in the Caribbean cold tolerant continuous from
garden and looks cooking. The variety of July to September.
beautiful in cut name comes from Eucalyptus.
bouquets! the Aztec
(Nahuatl) epazotl.
Fennel, Bronze Fennel, Green Feverfew Flax
Bronze Fennel Green Fennel is A fantastic stress Ground seeds are a
adds striking flavorful culinary relieving great source of
beauty to your herb, potent medicinal herb, fiber!
garden, provides a medicinal herb and Feverfew is also a
safe haven for a great host plant beautiful bloomer
butterflies and for Swallowtail that works well in
makes a wonderful butterflies! arrangements.
culinary and
medicinal herb!
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Germander Gomphrena 'QIS Gomphrena Heliotrope
'Upright' Purple' 'Strawberry Fields' 'Marine'
Germander is a Gomphrena 'QIS A vibrant splash of Deep violet-blue
wonderful Purple' has a long color in the garden flowers grow in
evergreen shrub lasting bloom used and a magnet for clusters atop
that works well as in traditional hummingbirds! gorgeous dark
both a small hedge Hawaiian leis. green foliage.
or a ground cover.
Wonderful for
preventing
erosion!
Heliotrope Horehound Hyacinth Bean Hyssop
'Marine' 'Ruby Moon'
Ideal for window A potent medicinal Not an actual bean, Hyssop beautiful
boxes or hanging herb for treating this brilliant wine- bloomer that will
baskets! respiratory colored climber flower all summer
infections, will add height and long and attract
Horehound's fuzzy elegance to your lots of helpful bees
leaves are garden! and butterflies to
beautiful in the the garden!
garden.
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Indian Tobacco Joe Pye Weed Lambs Ear Lantana 'Buttercup'
An herb with a Joe Pye Weed is The silvery foliage is 'Buttercup' has
historic past! definitely not a weed, perfect for creamy white and
but a beautiful, contrasting or grey yellow blooming
aromatic perennial gardens clusters that
herb. butterflies love!
Lantana 'Confetti' Lantana 'Dallas Red' Lantana 'Fantasy' Lantana 'Fuchsia'
An explosion of color A great show of A colorful mix of A profuse bloomer
- blooming well into flowers that last from multi-colored blooms providing a punch of
the fall - endless spring till frost - great that will dazzle. color from spring to
blooms in the hot for warm climates frost
climates
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Lantana 'Trailing Lantana 'Trailing Lavender 'Grosso' Lavender 'Hidcote'
Lavender' White'
Lantana 'Trailing A pronounced trailing This hardy lavender 'Hidcote' has
Lavender' has a habit with beautiful is best appreciated beautiful dark blue
trailing habit that light blooms that look for its tall, sturdy blooms that smell
cascades nicely from stunning in a growth habit and great and have great
window boxes and hanging pot large, profuse healing potential!
hanging planters! blooms.
Lavender 'Munstead' Lavender 'Provence' Lemon Balm Lemon Verbena
One of the best The ideal Lavender Lemon Balm has a One of our most
varieties of Lavender for crafts and terrific lemon aroma popular herbs -
for its medicinal potpourri, this variety that tastes great in perfect for any use in
value, this aromatic is also deer and teas and salads, and the garden or
bloomer has a drought resistant! it's even a natural kitchen. The fresh,
smaller, shrubbier mosquito repellent! lemony aroma is
habit. unforgettable
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Lemongrass Lobelia Lovage Mint 'Chocolate'
Lemongrass is a The brilliant red Possessing a flavor This herb can best
potent medicinal blooms of this variety similar to celery, be described as
herb, a light and are a huge hit with Lovage is a peppermint with
flavorful culinary herb hummingbirds and it wonderful culinary chocolate overtones.
AND it keeps grows nicely near herb popular in
mosquitoes at bay! water! Eastern European
cuisine.
Mint 'Citrus Kitchen' Mint 'Kentucky Mint 'Mojito' Mint 'Mountain'
Colonel'
This mint is a ‘must Unusual curly leaves A real mojito can This herb has the
have’ for any culinary that are very only be made with strong minty scent
herb garden. A attractive in the herb the true Mojito Mint! without the invasive
strong and vigorous garden. Famous as runners of regular
plant with a delicious an essential mint.
citrus flavor. ingredient in mint
juleps.
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Mint 'Orange' Mint 'Peppermint' Mint 'Pineapple' Mint, 'Apple'
This delicious citrus This mint is an old Lovely variegated 'Apple' is less
herb plant is perfect favorite - easy to leaves and a sweet, invasive than other
for summer drinks grow, dependable pineapple aroma. A Mints and has a
and fruit salads. and a delicious beautiful and tasty fruity menthol scent.
flavor. addition to any
garden!
Moonflower Morning Glory Mullein Nasturtium 'Alaska
'President Tyler' Mix'
An amazing addition Legend has it that Herbalists 'Alaska Mix' has
to your night garden, this seed was given recommend Mullein beautiful white
this nocturnal to an Indiana farmer as one of the safest marbled leaves and
bloomer has an by President John and most useful brilliant, edible
intoxicating perfume! Tyler. herbal lung tonics. flowers!
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Nasturtium 'Jewel Nightshade Oregano 'Greek' Oregano 'Italian'
Mix'
These blooms are This beautiful but This zesty herb is the Italian Oregano is an
delightful "jewels" toxic herb is most flavorful excellent culinary
blooming profusely, historically known for Oregano and a variety with a strong
well-above the its hallucinogenic staple for pizza spicy flavor.
attractive foliage. properties. sauce!
Parsley 'Curly' Parsley 'Italian Flat Patchouli Pennyroyal
Leaf'
This is the tried and The strong flavored Delightful scent and This herb is known to
true parsley essential leaves of this parsley makes a great indoor repel insects and
to 'pretty up' any plant are great fresh plant! grows just like its
plate - a delicious or dried. cousin, the Mint.
culinary herb.
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Perovskia 'Russian Pyrethrum Rosemary 'Arp' Rosemary 'Hardy
Sage' Hill'
Russian Sage is Pyrethrums are 'Arp' has been Upright and robust,
extremely valuable beautiful, daisy-like introduced as an this aromatic herb
for its long season of flowers that contain a improved variety has a pleasing flavor
beautiful blooms in safe, all natural which shows better and fragrance for
the garden! insecticide. winter hardiness. cooking and soaps.
Rosemary 'Prostrate' Rosemary 'Salem' Rosemary 'Tuscan Rudbeckia 'Prairie
Blue' Sun'
A low-spreading, 'Salem' Rosemary 'Tuscan Blue' Rudbeckia 'Prairie
evergreen shrub or smells and tastes Rosemary is a Sun' has daisy-like
ground cover. The terrific and its stems beautifully fragrant blooms from
leaves are VERY make great shish herb that produces midsummer till frost.
aromatic! kabob skewers. wonderful dark blue
flowers.
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Rue Sage 'Garden' Sage 'Pineapple' Sage 'Purple'
Rue is a beautiful yet A wonderful sage, all The bruised leaves Purple Sage is the
very pungent herb around plant for of Pineapple Sage most medically
that butterflies flock every use! are an aromatic valuable Sage and
to! delight! tastes great in stews
and on meats!
Sage 'Tricolor' Salad Burnet Scented Geranium Scented Geranium
'Attar Of Rose' 'Citronella'
The variegated Salad Burnet has an The beautiful violet 'Citronella' Scented
leaves of Tricolor exquisite cucumber and lavender blooms Geraniums have a
Sage are a taste that is keep coming back citronella scent but it
wonderful accent in wonderful for salads. each is debatable if they
the garden. year! actually repel
insects.
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Scented Geranium Scullcap Shoofly Sorrel 'Blonde De
'Lime' Lyon'
Has a calming lime Scullcap (also Easy to grow and Sorrel 'Blonde de
fragrance that spelled Skullcap) is control! Lyon' is a French
balances cardiac, known to act as a variety of Sorrel and
nervous, and sedative and has compliments oily fish
immune system. The antispasmodic and dishes well with its
beautiful pink blooms anti inflammatory lemon flavor.
keep coming back properties.
each year. It is also a
great house plant,
but be careful not
over water. Drought-
tolerant.
St John’s Wort Statice 'Supreme Stevia Summer Savory
Blue'
St John's wort is Statice 'Supreme A much sweeter Summer Savory is a
most widely known Blue' is an excellent natural alternative to sweeter, more subtle
as an herbal everlasting, ideal for processed sugar and cousin to the Winter
treatment for dried arrangements! contains no calories! variety and is a great
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depression. salt substitute.
Sweet Cicely Sweet Flag Sweet Marjoram Sweet Woodruff
Sweeten your Perfect for ponds 'Sweet Marjoram' is Sweet Woodruff is
garden and water gardens! an elegant and aptly named - a
versatile culinary sweet, well-
herb with a milder mannered little herb
flavor than its cousin, that works well as a
Oregano. herbal ground cover.
Sweetgrass Tagetes 'Mexican Tansy Tarragon 'French'
Mint Marigold'
Sweetgrass is used Mexican Mint Tansy is a natural Tarragon is the
in prayer, smudging, Marigold has a insect repellent and aromatic aristocrat of
and purifying strong, sweet scent makes a beautiful fresh herbs!
ceremonies and is and taste of licorice. and useful addition
regarded as a to any garden!
sacred plant by the
Native Americans.
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Thyme 'English' Thyme 'French' Thyme 'Golden Thyme 'Lemon
Variegated' Carpet'
English Thyme is a Sweeter than English 'Golden Variegated' This lemon thyme is
general staple to Thyme, French Thyme is a quick wonderful for smaller
culinary herb Thyme is a a major growing lemon spaces like
gardening that goes component to French scented herb that flagstones and
with almost anything! cuisine. has beautiful stepping stones.
variegated leaf
patterns.
Thyme 'Lemon' Thyme 'Silver Edge' Valerian Vervain
Lemon Thyme has a 'Silver Edge' Thyme Valerian is Considered a sacred
delicious lemon has brighter white considered "the poor herb by many
scent and tastes variegation than man's Valium" and cultures, Vervain is a
great with fish, other silver Thymes. has many medicinal great all-purpose
poultry and in benefits! medicinal herb.
marinades.
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