That's true, but I have grown marigolds as a crop, too. SURELY
you know what to do with them? Eer, ooh and all that.

Nay lad I do not....prithee tell me...but not too plainly

Well, since you have called my bluff :-)

They are a traditional ingredient in hairwash, a flavouring used
in cooking, the source of a tisane, and an ingredient in pot
pourri. There may be other uses, too.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Think I will stick to the likes of Rosemary...excuse the common name but I
am in Yankee land