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English Country Garden
A Modern Herbal (history and folklore)
"Geum Urbanum," on Wikipedia
Notes before, during and after my 2011 visit to Scotland, England, Brittany and Northern Ireland.
English Country Garden
A Modern Herbal (history and folklore)
"Geum Urbanum," on Wikipedia
So lovely Sandra... you are doing your usual thing... strewing :-)
ReplyDeleteYou can find Herb Bennet flowers used as a motif in the stonework of cathedrals. We often have it grow in our garden.
ReplyDeleteHerb Robert is another common plant around here. It is part of the geranium family.