Fennel – The History Old as the Mediterranean Basin
Fennel has a history as old as the Mediterranean basin where it originated. The ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans all ate its aromatic fruits...
Kelp (Fucus vesiculosus)
Brief Description
Kelp (Fucus vesiculosus) common name of kelp applies to a broad range of seaweeds of many different species. But for those using herbs...
Kava Kava (Piper methysticum)
Brief Description
Kava Kava (Piper methysticum) is a tall, leafy shrub of the South Pacific that has been used for many centuries among the islands...
The Best Planning and Planting a Herbs Garden
Every good herbs garden design book advises a designer gardener to first take your squared paper and in fact, it is a good idea...
The Herbs and Perfumery
The Herbs and Perfumery - Of course, one of the outstanding characteristics of herbs is what might be termed their nasal quality. The perfumes...
The Herbs and Foods
Herbs and Foods - Without plants, man could not survive. Cereals Sophisticated grasses fruits, vegetables, seeds, and nuts are essential constituents of the human...
Oregano – A Common Species of Origanum
We’re always felt a bit confused on the subject of oregano versus marjoram. But we don’t feel too bad, because so are the botanists....
Chervil Herbs – Looks Like Parsley Even More Feathery
Chervil Herbs look like parsley but are even more feathery. It has a very mild, subtle flavor that tastes like spring itself in a...
Thyme – Symbol of Life Energy, Spirit and Bravery
Thyme (Thymum) was a symbol of life energy to the ancient Greeks, of spirit and bravery. "Tosmell of thyme" was an expression of praise,...
The Potent and Fascination with Herbs Charms
The fascination with herbs is a potent one and once one is charmed. It is hard to prevent them from taking over one’s life....