HERB - HERB: Pennsic

[Christine A Seelye-King]

That's true, but Pennsylvania has not had the summer that Texas has. 
They have been averaging rain about twice a week, with temps in the high
70's - low 80's.  The peppermint should be blooming, the Joe-Pye weed
will be 6' + tall (a nice variation to a feather in your hat!), there's
horsetail, jewelweed, (gee, where is that Pennsic Herbal?) there should
be plenty of green for the admiring.  I understand you won't be there, so
we'll think green thoughts your way!
	Looking forward to it - 
	Mistress Christianna
On Fri, 31 Jul 1998 07:37:42 -0600 "N.D. Wederstrandt"
<nweders at mail.utexas.edu> writes:
> I had thought about a green spring but you have to realize currently 
>down
>here nothing much is green (except the lawns of people who don't want 
>to
>save water).  So something green and ALIVE is really respected.   (G)
>
>I thought the ribbon might be easier to take along, personally, I 
>think
>Rosemary is a great plant and smells good.  Keeps the plague away.
>
>Clare
>
>
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