Herb of the Week Chickweed

 Chickweed (Stellaria media (L.))

 Chickweed grows in a unique, intertwined manner, and it has small white star-shaped flowers hence its Latin name, Stellaria media

Herb of the Week - Queen Anne's Lace

I am setting this up on a separate blog that will eventually 

be an easy to use resource down the line.

So click the link below to see it uses and bookmark the blog for weekly installments.

I will be posting an herb of the week every Tuesday. I find it is easy to remember things like this when you get them in small doses.

 Queen Anne's lace   (Daucus carota L.)

Queen Anne's Lace can grow 4 feet tall. The leaves are 2 to 8 inches long and fern-like. We all know the flowers, which are tiny and white, blooming in lacy, flat-topped clusters. Each flower has a dark, purplish center.

Herb of the week - Bittersweet

First herbs of the week post...I will be posting an herb of the week every Tuesday. I find it is easy to remember things like this when you get them in small doses,

AMARA DULCIS or Bittersweet

Description - Amara Dulcis, or Bitter Sweet is also call Mortal, Woody Nightshade, Felon wart. Its Woody stalks grow to the height of a man. The leaves fall at the approach of winter, and spring out again from the same stalk in the spring.

Click Here for its uses 

songs for this post is Dr. Yang - Ben Folds