Herb Gardening

Wikipedia has a good entry for witch hazel, including a nice picture.

Ginger dates back over 3,000 years. It is native to Southern Asia and has long been a staple addition to Asian cuisines. Although it was well-known to the ancient Romans, ginger nearly disappeared in Europe during the Dark Ages, until Marco Polo reintroduced Asian ginger to Europe. Queen Elizabeth I of England is credited with the invention of the gingerbread man. Ginger is also popular in the Caribbean Islands, where it grows wild. Jamaican ginger is prized for its strong flavor, and this island currently provides most of the world's supply, followed by India, Africa, and China.

The leaves.

basil leaf in malay

Sage is an aromatic herb with a distinctive flavour. Roast chicken with sage and onion stuffing is one of my favourite meals. I grow four herbs in a window box, parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme.

Many plants from temperate regions have orthodox seeds - seeds that are dry when mature and that can exist for some time in the dry state. Examples include lettuce, cabbage, mustars, rapeseed (canola) and many many others

poo and guii and slimy

Garlic is not able to be grown in Hawaii because of the warm temperatures. Garlic is best grown during the coldest part of the year in such places like as New England.

I just bought a small seedling of this from a plant nursery specialising in herbs. This lady had an amazing collection of herbs and sells at my local farmer's market. Looking for a nursery specialising only in herbs in your area is the best bet I think.

31.71 years.

Ah herb is a plant grown for use in cooking, medicine, cosmetics and/or aromatherapy. For a full definition see the related link below.

As with all the other herbs, it takes around 70 minutes to grow tarromin.

9-8 feet

We live in San Diego and have had our Oleander Bushes now for about 35 years. They don't require much care at all and they look good most of the year. Ours have gotten gnarly in the trunks - we should have pruned them more often.

Yes, you can grow grass on fabric. However, you need optimal conditions to do so. Some commercial growers grow seedlings on several types of textiles including burlap and a specially developed non-woven textile called Sure to Grow which is similar to quilt batting. Growers who use textiles as a substrate use hydroponic irrigation systems to deliver complete nutrient solutions to the plants.

In France, plants are grown in geotextiles and installed vertically opn the facades of buildings creating a "green wall". Once again, nutrients are supplied via the irrigation system.

Its called Ajmod REgards Preeti

GK Crossword 15 across Oregano

where i can buy pandan plant?

a flowering plant whose stem above ground does not become woody.

a type of root

tropics