- (Sambucus),
which is not
closely related.
Other common names include herb gerard, bishop's weed, goutweed, gout wort, snow-in-the-mountain,
English masterwort...
-
leaves cause a catnip-like
response in cats.
Valerian has been used as a
herb in
traditional medicine since at
least the time of
ancient Greece and Rome...
-
hence the
genus Melissa (Gr**** for "honey bee"). The
leaves are used as a
herb, in teas and also as a flavouring. The
plant is used to
attract bees for...
-
Senecio aureus. Squawweed.
Goutwort -
Aegopodium podagraria. Acheweed;
Herb Gerard; Goat's foot;
Bishop weed; Goutweed.
Greater Spearwort -
Ranunculus lingua...
-
flavor and
aroma of its
seeds have
similarities with some
other ****es and
herbs, such as star anise, fennel, licorice, and tarragon. It is
widely cultivated...
- May 6, 2005, in Manhattan, New York City.
Douglas Martin (May 7, 2005). "
Herb Sargent, TV Writer, Is Dead at 81". New York Times. Hess, John L. (21 June...
- more
desire it than any
other herb to
strew her
chambers withall.' — John
Gerard,
Gerard's Herbal The post of
Royal Herb Strewer was
created in 1660 by...
- Geum urbanum, also
known as wood avens,
herb Bennet,
colewort and St. Benedict's
herb (Latin
herba benedicta), is a
perennial plant in the rose family...
-
Cruydeboeck (
Herb Book, 1554). It had been
translated into
English in 1578 by
Henry Lyte as A
Niewe Herball and
proved po****r.
Gerard was not Norton's...
-
Anglia 2, 27 "John
Gerard", at the
Gunpowder Plot
Society Archived 2012-02-09 at the
Wayback Machine,
accessed 30
October 2007
Herber, David. "The Gunpowder...
