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My knowledge about herbs began as a little child..... Currently, I employ the use of herbs in naturopathic medicine and I love the more than impressive large number of case histories I have accumulated over many years.

I have a deep interest in self-sufficiency, well-being and the abundance of information of ancient and modern knowledge and folklore in the use of herbs for well-being, craft, cosmetics and cookery.
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Archive for February, 2009

Persian Cumin | Caraway | carum carvi

Posted on February 22nd, 2009 in Growing Herbs

While caraway or Persian cumin is a herb, its seeds are in general treated as a spice. The caraway is a biennial herbaceous plant that grows to a height of about 70 cm and a spread of 35 cm. The root system is tapered and like that of a parsnip. It has soft, fern like [...]

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Rue – ruta graveolens

Posted on February 07th, 2009 in Medicinal Herbs

Rue is a highly aromatic and decorative evergreen shrub-herb. It is a member of the Rutaceae family (citrus). It has lacy blue-green leaves, small yellow flowers and grows to a height of about 90cm. Although native to Mediterranean, this perennial herb will tolerate cooler climate and it makes an attractive hedging plant growing also for [...]

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