Growing a Healing Garden

Rating: 7.9/10 (9 votes cast) When you visit your local market or garden centre, check out their herb selection. You may be surprised at the varieties of herbs that are available. Not only do quite a few of them provide beautiful flowers, but there is an added benefit – you can use them for medicinal purposes without a worry. So – what better way to enjoy spring then to get out and get active in your garden, clean it out, plant some pretty annuals or perennials and add herbs as well? Here are a few ideas for your own herb garden – easy to grow plants with medicinal properties. Here are 12 the most popular herbs that are easy to grow: Peppermint: Peppermint Peppermint tea is a traditional remedy for an upset stomach or gas,because it supposedly relaxes gut muscles. Echinacea or Coneflower: Echinacea or Coneflower Herbalists use an extract of this common cold preventive to boost the immune system and the production of white blood cells. Sage: Sage Rosemary: Rosemary Dog Rose: Dog Rose Lavender: Thyme

The Seed Site Gardens Latest issueApril 2014 April 2014 In this issueGet ready for spring! How to design a fragrant pathway; purple, this yea'rs hottest hue for flowers; dealing with drainage; an enchanted woodland; our favourite woody climbers and more! more PollYou Must select an option. Hope Sprouts By Erin McLaughlin There's room for trial and error in every garden. You can heal your life Google Reader (1000+) groundcovers Online Tutorials and Training - SketchUp Help Everyone learns differently. We have a variety of resources to help you achieve your greatest SketchUp potential. Start here: Video tutorials One of the best places to start is our video tutorials. These short videos cover everything from the SketchUp tools, to advanced SketchUp uses, LayOut, Style Builder, and even using SketchUp with Google Earth. We suggest following along in SketchUp to try out some of the techniques. Then try: Help Guides Solidify your knowledge by working through some of our written guides. Getting Started Guide - explains introductory operations (download the SketchUp Getting Started Guide).Concepts Guide - explains common SketchUp terms and concepts (download the SketchUp Concepts Guide).User's Guide - defines features and functions and answers "How do I..." questions about using SketchUp.Quick Reference Card - an easy-to-print graphic of tools and their modifier keys. Learn More: SketchUp Help Forum The SketchUp Hep forum has users of all levels and fields of work.