by Mohamed Ismail Bukharia | Sep 10, 2007 | Herbs
A symbol of friendship, loyalty, and remembrance, rosemary is traditionally carried by mourners at funerals and by the bride at her wedding. Greek scholars wore garlands of rosemary when they were sitting examinations, to improve their memory and concentration. In the...
by Mohamed Ismail Bukharia | Sep 10, 2007 | Herbs
Ginger Herbal tea for tension and headaches 250ml water 15ml freshly chopped ginger root 5ml cried chamomile Simmer the ginger in water in covered pot for 5 minutes. Remove from the heat. Add the chamomile and steep for 10 minutes strain, sweeten if desired and drink...
by Mohamed Ismail Bukharia | Sep 10, 2007 | Herbs
Garlic is not difficult to grow and if you are a foodie, you might well consider growing your own, as the garlic sold in shops is sometimes old and wrinkled. Follow these simple steps, and as garlic does not require much space, this is a perfect herb for a small...
by Mohamed Ismail Bukharia | Sep 10, 2007 | Herbs
Is among the most popular plants in the home herb garden. It is about as easy to grow as any plant can be. The Basil plant is attractive, with many varieties to choose from. Among them, are varieties stealing a bit of flavor from anise, cinnamon, lemon and licorice....
by Mohamed Ismail Bukharia | Sep 10, 2007 | Herbs
Herbs You can beat a winter cold by growing herbs Common garden thyme, taken as a tea, relieves cough and colds, and used as pour one cup of boiling water over a quarter cup of fresh thyme figs. Graet fresh root horesreddish on a slice of bread and butter twice a day...
