Useful Artemisias to Grow

The artemisias are a diverse group of herbs. They include the ever popular tarragon, the French favourite for sauces, vinaigrette, and fines herbes, and the lesser known mugwort used to flavour rich meats and poultry. Other artemisias are used to flavour venerable liqueurs such as Absinthe, Vermouth, Genepi, Chartreuse and others. Indeed, the classic Martini cannot be made without the flavour of wormwood in Vermouth. And in the landscape, the artemisias reign supreme wherever a silver or grey is needed to create a beautiful, serene effect. Artemisias are also known to be very hardy and drought tolerant, and they adapt well to challenging garden situations. Koidu Sulev, a long time representative of Richters, shows how the artemisias can be a part of your garden, for food, medicine and good looks. Presented at Richters Herbs as part of the annual Herb Day celebration on May 4, 2014.
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[@brendawilliams3772]

Can you mix Warmwood, Burdock and Blood Root together as a tea?. All three are bitter and anitcancer properties in the plant. I have stage 4 stomach and esophagus cancer and it spread to my liver.

[@ff-bd1ov]

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Painful to watch because of the (normal) speed.
Sorry. Good info but, good Lord, it’s super slow...lol Best to watch it at 2x speed. 😉

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