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JojoNH
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Joanna
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theresa333
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Theresa
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Posted - May 11 2010 : 06:11:26 AM
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I LOVE lovage!! |
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Bear5
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Posted - May 11 2010 : 7:47:37 PM
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Hi Joanna: What exactly is lovage and shinleaf? I'm just getting into herbs. So, I don't really know too much about most of them. LOL. I have rosemary and lavender planted. Marly
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JojoNH
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Joanna
Dunbarton
New Hampshire
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Posted - May 12 2010 : 04:27:37 AM
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Okay, Lovage is like celery. . grows well and tastes great! Since I am allergic to onions, I use lots of lovage in place of it. Shinleaf is a new one for me too. . it is used to heal bruising and I will need to do more reading up on it for all of its good properties and what parts to use.
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Posted - May 14 2010 : 8:17:03 PM
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Thanks for the information Joanna. I'm reading a lot about herbs. There are really an abundance of herbs. I like to watch the Veria channel on TV, they talk about herbs and cook with herbs, etc.... Marly
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JojoNH
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Joanna
Dunbarton
New Hampshire
USA
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Posted - May 15 2010 : 05:15:30 AM
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Hi Marly! As you get to know your herbs, you will be amazed at the abundance of wild herbs! One thing that is super fun to do, find an old homestead. . . the house, barn etc long gone. . . then walk through the area. . . keep watch and you will find what herbs were grown at that homestead. Keep a map of these areas and you will be able to harvest from them ( land owner permission may be needed )
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