Herbs: Ethnobotanicals, Entheogens, Herbs of History, 1 by drdon

drdon wrote:
You silvertongued Brit. All is well until you start waxing poetic using Yeats...lol.

that is my Hemerocallis patch. It's a somewhat pedestrian collection but gives us some color in front of the wormwood and under the red-leaf plum.

When we go into local nurseries and they tell us a particular plant we'd like to have won't grow here, I've found out what that really means is they don't stock it...lol. Boy could I wax using Poe regarding the quality of nurseries here......"Never more"....lol.

Thanks g_s, I was trying to stir up some interest in a Garden Tour forum where we could kind of walk our DG friends through our gardens in pictures, but alas the thread is dying a quick and merciful death in Dave's forum. The front garden is an unmercifully hot area during our summers here and Artemesia takes it with a smile. I love that plant.

A pic of one of the much cooler back gardens with pennroyal needing a trim in front of the bench. We use pennyroyal for lots of things including ant control. And it smells wonderful when walked on.