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Ok some have asked about the garden. Well here goes nothing......





What is seen here are crowder pea's, snapbeans (green beans), tomatoes, and cucumber plants.

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Vampirewitch39
17:37 Jun 20 2009

I want to come live with you. :)

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Dr. Mao just released an article about 8 common herbs that have healing properties. I have used these herbs in various tinctures, tea's and other areas. They do help with certain aliments. As always though with anything make sure that you check to see if you are allergic to them or if they are good for your body. We all know that what is good for one might not be good for another. Check out the link below



8 common herbs

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VAMPIREBONNIE
14:12 Jun 20 2009

Thank you for adding this info in your journal. I went to the link and it is informative.

But you know me....I gotta poke some fun at myself and tell ya....the rosemary did not help me,lol.

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Vampirewitch39
17:36 Jun 20 2009

Well... who knew the Big Cat had so much info. :) Great read sis. :)

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Well today was a day for the big garden out back. Finally got the tomatoes stood back up and fence around them so that the chickens stay out of them. Had to pull bush cucumbers, burpless pickles, banana peppers, and radishes today. Also pulled some green tomatoes so that I can fry them up for my father and hubby. :)



Tomorrow, will be grinding up the herbs that was harvested last week. I will so enjoy the peppermint when I can make a hot tea out of it. oh if anyof you like omlets and have some Rosemary around add it to your omlet note that just a very small pinch will do. My sons really enjoy it in their omlets.

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ladySnowStrixx
03:14 Jun 10 2009

you are so lucky to have fresh herbs , i would love to grow some , but have no idea where , the green tomatoes sound good.

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Sinora
12:29 Jun 10 2009

I've never heard of burpless pickles or banana peppers...good luck with the harvest.

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Around the end of February beginning of march we had some snow come in unfortunately it killed my 5 year old Rosemary bush. What was left that we could salvage we are grinding it up and putting it into containers for seasoning.



The day before yesterday the Chocolate Mint, Peppermint, Oregano, and remaining Rosemary was harvested. Boy I can't wait to get some fresh peppermint tea.

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VAMPIREBONNIE
22:15 Jun 03 2009

Peppermint tea is divine!

Sorry you lost your rosemary though. I like that herb too, alot.

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