Hi,

For what do you use Fewerfew? I have Fewerfew with my flowers. I like the=

small white flowers, which goes with any other type of flowers. I never
thought that I could use it in dishes. Unless, we are not taking about t=
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some thing.

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J Kolenovsky wrote:

My heavens, regardless of where you are, pick up an herb book and pick
your choices. You are bound to have more than enough to chose from. Ful=
l
sun and good drainage.

This is what I planted for a client on June 30, 2003 in zone 9a. They
are prolific now.

1. Fennel
2. Bee Balm
3. Cinnamon Basil
4. Lovage
5. Fewerfew
6. Sweet violets
7. Lemon Balm
8. Pineapple Mint
9. Yerba Buena Mint
10. Sweet Lavender
11. Chive
12. Redstem Peppermint
13. Prostrate Rosemary
14. English Wedgewood Thyme
15. Spanish Lavender
16. Purple Red Basil
17. Mrs. Burns Lemon Basil
18. Stachys Lambs Ear
19. Lime Basil
20. Mexican Oregano
21. Dancing Water Rosemary
22. Hardy Hill Rosemary
23. Blue Tuscan Rosemary
24. Lemon Thyme
25. English Mint
26. Lemon Verbena
27. Mexican Mint Marigold
28. Greek Oregano
29. Evergreen Coreopsis
30. French Lavender
31. Pineapple Sage
32. Artemesia Silver King

Oh, and I found her an Artemesia Southernwood on Monday. She's from
England and is thrilled with the garden.

J. Kolenovsky
Bayou City on the Gulf Coast prairie and marsh eco-region #2, Texas.

Sandie Hudson wrote:

My husband's veggie garden has done so well this year that I
plan to encourage him to keep it going every year. This
leaves me with a small square near the patio where I used to
grow a few tomatoes. I think I would like to try to grow
some herbs there. What advice do you have? I would like
perennials or self seeders that love sun and are easy to
care for. Which ones to plant and when?

Thanks

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J. Kolenovsky, A+, Network +, MCP
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