Herbal tea |
½ teaspoon each of sage, rosemary, mint - or
½ to 1 teaspoon of feverfew -or
½ teaspoon each of rosemary, marjoram, peppermint
This video will illustrate how to plant mint in the snow, reaping the benefit in a week or two.
This video will illustrate how to plant mint in the snow, reaping the benefit in a week or two.
Happy gardening!
Debra
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That was a COOL video. I was wondering where it was going. So fun! The headache recipe sure can come in handy this time of year!
ReplyDeleteThank you much - I'm so glad you liked the video, too ;)
ReplyDeleteLoved this video. I sure will be making these tea's. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLoved the piece on planting mint in the snow. Very cool -- or should I say very cold. :)
ReplyDeleteThis video was hilarious! I laughed and laughed.
ReplyDeleteI shall never complain about the cold weather again....now that I can grow MINT! ha ha
David/:-)
Thanks for the great tips all year long. I don't care for snow much so I will get my candy canes from the farmers market. Someone else can grow them for me. :)
ReplyDeleteThat was awesome! Thanks for making me laugh.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays!!!