Use these herbs in cocktails and beverages. Kentucky Colonel spearmint ( Mentha spicata ‘Kentucky Colonel’) cilantro ( Coriandrum sativum ) lime basil ( Ocimum basilicum ) elderberry ( Sambucus spp.) spearmint ( Mentha spicata ) lemon thyme ( Thymus x citriodorus ) Julep mint ( Mentha spicata ‘Julep’) mojito mint ( Mentha x villosa ) Italian flat leaf parsley ( Petroselinum crispum var. neapolitanum ) pineapple sage ( Salvia elegans ) strawberry ( Fragaria ) tomato ( Lycop

The International Herb Association has named elderberry the 2013 herb of the year. American elderberry ( Sambucus canadensis ) is a deciduous shrub that is native to Missouri and the eastern part of North America. Elder grows wild in this part of the country, but you can grow them yourself in your own garden. Plant them in fall or early spring in either full sun or partial shade. Tiny lemon-scented white flowers appear in June and July and give way to clusters of black fruits

Enjoy this delicious syrup in teas and other beverages. ½ cup honey ½ cup water 1 fresh rosemary sprig (about 3 inches) Bring honey, water, and rosemary sprig to a gentle simmer over medium heat, stirring occasionally, 5 minutes, or until honey dissolves. Makes ¾ cup.

Blueberry Basil Limeade Crisp Sesame Thins Dilly Cheese Bread Mixed Herb Cheese Bread Grape Salsa Lemon Basil Snaps with Pistachios Lemon Verbena Bread Pumpkin Bread Rosemary Squares

The Herb Society of America International Herb Society University of Illinois Extension List of Common Herbs Our Herbal Roots – Brigitte Zettl from Crown Valley Organics spoke at our 2013 Autumn Herb Gathering. Old Mountain Soap – Natural herbal combinations for soaps, sprays, and lotion bars that are kind to the body and the planet. Diane Alt spoke at our 2014 Autumn Herb Gathering. AAA-WomenWorks – Natural herbal salves that aid healing, promote wellness, and reduce st

Autumn Herb Gathering 2001 Highlights Peggy Burris, Broomstick Farms, shares tips for using herbs from the garden. Thanksgiving Turkey Tip: Gather fresh sage from the garden, clean and pat dry. Lift the skin from the turkey, slip the sage leaves under the skin in a fan pattern. It is beautiful and gives wonderful flavor to the Thanksgiving turkey! 2001 Plant Sale 2001 Plant Sale List Other Herbs HERBS VEGETABLES NATIVES aloe vera ( Aloe barbadensis ) American ginseng

Rosemary In Water Put fresh rosemary stems, leaves and flowers in a saucepan. Cover the herbs with water. Bring to a boil. Cover and simmer five minutes. Pour into a bowl. Allow to cool. Strain and bottle; label. Can be used in the bath or to make herbal lotions. Can be poured into a spray bottle and used to spritz hair before shampooing.

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