Archive for August, 2008

There are two plants called chamomile and they look very similar. The true chamomile, maricaria chamomilla is an annual and it is used for teas and cosmetics, while the second one Roman chamomile, anthemis nonilis, is a perennial used to plant sweet-smelling lawns. Chamomile, maricaria chamomilla, is a member of the asteraceae family the genus [...]

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The cool minty, citrus flavor will assist you with the discomfort associated with allergy season.
1 part peppermint
1 part spearmint
1 pat lemongrass leaves
1 part lavender flowers
1 part red clover
1 part nettle
1 part yerba santa
1 part eyebright
1 part calendula
1 part fennel seeds
A pinch of stevia herb
Place all herbs in a tea ball and place them in your [...]

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Using herbs from your garden could provide you with all year round supply. They have a better aroma and they can be free from any chemicals. The following are some tips to dry and keep herbs for later use.
* Cut good, clean springs from the plants.
* Shake off gently to get rid of any [...]

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Sweet Bay is an evergreen, shrub-like tree. It is a native of the Mediterranean region belonging to the Laurel family Lauraceae. The genus includes three species: Laurus novocanariensis, Laurus azorica and Laurus nobilis. Sweet Bay is also known as Bay Laurel, True Laurel or Grecian Laurel. It is the source of the seasoning (herb) [...]

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