[Sca-cooks] MY new herb garden...

[A F Murphy]

Sorry about your aunt. Don't worry, this is that kind of community!

Oh, it's nice to have help like that! I'm sure your garden is lovely.
Have fun with it.

Anne

Seton1355 at aol.com wrote:

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> Hello  Folks,
>Tomorrow I travel to Philadelphia to the funeral of my aunt who died very
>unexpectedly Thursday night.  We are all shocked to say the least.   (Sorry,
>this has nothing to do with the post I am about to write about.... I guess it
>is just on my mind.)
>
>This past week a dear friend who is a master gardener came  to visit, and
>helped me put in a flower garden and an herb garden.  Even though the plants
>are little it all looks so cool and for the flowers that are already in
>bloom,... beautiful.
>
>So of course now my mind is wandering to herbal things midicinal and of
>course, culinary.  I rediscovered an herb book I have _The Medieval Herb
>Garden_.  By next year I hope to have a bigger herbal space and will grow
>more of the herbs that were used "back then" for healing etc.
>
>It all reminds me of _Brother Cadfael's Herbal Book_. At least I think that
>is the title.  Does anyone have this book or an opinion of this book? Is it a
>*must have* or is it just hype?
>
>Lastly, I ran into an Iranian site that has many good recipes and also one
>for halva... here it is...
>
>Phillipa
><A HREF="http://www.iranmania.com/travel/eating/halva.asp">Click here: IranMania Travel - Food Guide - Halva</A>
>www.iranmania.com/travel/eating/halva.asp
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