My goal is to finish my herb garden this year. Am looking for any uncommon herbs, lavenders, mints, thymes and sages. Have a few seeds I can trade or will send postage or SASE.
Happy Gardening Everyone
Onecent
Uncommon herbs, lavenders, mints, thymes or sages.
i FOUND BEAUTIFUL PEPPERMINT PLANTS AT A LOCAL GARDEN STORE HERE. IT IS PACKED FULL IN A 3X3 INCH CUP. ONLY $1.46 TAX INCLUDED PER PLANT. IF YOU WOULD LIKE I COULD BUY IT AND MAIL IT TO YOU. SHE ALSO HAD LEMON CATNIP, LAVENDER, LEMON BASIL, THYMES, OREGANO ALL FOR THE SAME PRICE. I DON'T MIND DOING THIS. JUST SEND THE MONEY AND POSTAGE AND I'LL GET THEM TO YOU. IF YOU WANTED TO THE PLANTS ARE BIG ENOUGH THAT WE COULD GO HALVES ON THE COST AND STILL GET A GOOD SIZE PLANT. UP TO YOU. LET ME KNOW. JANET
Indigo
May 06, 2001
I have some of these seeds if you are interested:
Boneset
Mugwort
St. John's Wort
Elecampane
Spiked Speedwell
Wild White Indigo
Sheep Sorrel
Wormwood
Mullein
Arrowleaf Balsamroot
Basil Nufar
Dill Dukat
Feverfew
Horehound
Monkshood
Queen Anne's Lace
Let me know if you are interested in any. Take care!
Hello from old newbie The herblady,After looking at some of your herbs u guys have . I feel like a wannabe herblady
Thanks for all your help from some of you in the last 2 weeks,This is really helping my depression.I don't have alot to trade yet but if anyone could send me a herb
cutting or a few seeds I will trade u something.
Wannabe herblady
Do any of you 'herb folks'know of tangerine sage? thanks misslucy
Misslucy, I suspect it's a scented salvia - probably a sport or form of Salvia elegans ("Pineapple Sage", similar to "Melon (or Honeydew) Sage") In fact, Gernot Katzer's spice pages bear out my suspicions - found this in a Google search: http://www-ang.kfunigraz.ac.at/~katzer/engl/generic_frame.html?Salv_off.html
If you're looking for sources, try Joycreek http://gardenwatchdog.com/c/161/ or Richter's Herbs: http://gardenwatchdog.com/c/133/
As an expensive last resort, several UK and a few Australian sources list it, too :)
*perk*
did i see you offering monkshood, wormwood, boneset and st johns' wort up for trade, Indigo?
could i get in on that? lol
those are on my wishlist.. and i'd really love to have them in my herb garden
i *had* a st johns' wort plant.. but it didn't make it for some reason.. :/
would a SASE work?
i doubt i've got anything that would interest you in a trade
PLMK
Kim
This message was edited Jan 17, 2004 8:19 PM
Baa
Jan 18, 2004
Problem with Tangerine Sage (and why I've never entered it in the PDB)is that it doesn't have a registered cultivar, forma or varietas name. It really does smell orangey too, very different to the pineapple.
I grew Scarlet Tangerine Sage last year. The plant tag called it Salvia elegans. It was a wonderful bushy long bloomer. It was a lot bushier than my Pineapple Sage and the hummers sure loved it. It is a tender perennial and died once I got a frost. I'm hoping that it might come back from the roots like some of my other sages.
Angela