Hi all, i’m in holiday, as in not working and/or running around for this or that, altough the projects never stop, so i had a bit more time to get virtually around, see what other people blog.
Did also a bit of administration, in July 06 i started a prototype of this blog on blogger, so [...]
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Panel #8 of the Self-Guided Tour of the Weeds of Australia Sorrel Fever Tea And Below is the [...] Lavender: Its name was derived from the Latin verb “to wash” and both the Romans and Greeks scented their soaps and bathwater with the herb. In the Middle Ages, lavender was considered the herb of love. Pic by Judi333 Some think of it as the English garden herb, others think of the Lavender [...] Milk Thistle (aka Variegated Thistle): The seeds, fruit, and leaves of Milk Thistle have been used since the Roman times as a liver tonic. PIC by Lamr Also known as Marian, St. Mary’s, Variegated Thistle, and Our Lady’s thistle, the herb is native to Europe. Originating in the Mediterranean region and grown and used as a vegetable [...] Panel #9 of the Self-Guided Tour of the Weeds of Australia Recipes: White Clover Snow Bring water and orange juice to the boil , add the trimmed clover blossom which should have disintegrated into individual florets and stir well. Sweeten with honey [...] The following description and recipe is taken from Antonio Carluccio Goes Wild, published in 2001 by Headline Book Publishing, all of the Copyright crap is just that to me,crap. In this time and age of wikipedia, opensource programs, file sharing and so forth the idea of strangle-holding information is just irrelevant, so there you have it: [...] St Johns Wort, originally uploaded by JoeBanana St. John’s Wort: “Pinch the yellow flowers of this attractive perennial and — presto, the petals turn red. St John’s Wort is a common roadside weed that is tied by both name and legend to religion and witchcraft. It was said on the Isle of Wight that if you stepped [...] This is a test post from , a fancy photo [...] |
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