Spring Cleaning in the garden

[stellinacadente]

there is the Dittany I was telling you guys about

http://www.richters.com/Web_store/web_store.cgi?searchterm=dittany&search_catalogue_button=Go

Discordes reports that ancient Greeks regarded this herb as the most amazing in wound healing... it was said to be able to expel the arrows from the wounds and heal them...

[Aggie]

It's basically sacred oregano? Cooool...  If you made spaghetti with that and tulsi (holy basil), you'd have some seriously holy pasta.

_{side note: Who designed those fsm smilies in the first place? I seem to remember at least modifying some of them.}

[pieces o nine]

I don't know who designed the originals, but Tigger worked up additionals with face palms and such. 
And then . . . someone  _{(coff -- oi dussint loike ter say who -- coff)}  . . . "hacksidently" "lost" sevral ov 'em, tryin ter rearrange 'em, loike . . .

[Aggie]

They're apparently appearing on other forums, that's where I snagged that blaggard from.

[Opsa]

I love sacred plants!

The other day I sent for free catalogues from

High Mowing Organic Seeds Found them online and they looked pretty nice.

and

Redwood City Seed Company A very tiny company I have ordered from before.

[Aggie]

My housemate and I smudged the garden and yard today, using some forest-cured homegrown N. rustica, local wild-harvested sagebrush, and some garden sage from the new garden.

She's a similar level of  to me, so neither thinks that the other one is particularly weird. 

[Opsa]

 

Huzzah! I Twinkie you and raise you one Twinkie. May the plant people smile for you.