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Gardens of England (1911)

Cook, E. T. (Ernest Thomas), 1867-1915, Parsons, Beatrice E., illus · London : A. & C. Black · leaf 64

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he herb gardenwas valued in former tiines. Few fish in these daysare treated with herbs; we have nearly lost thecustom. Other herbs still used at the present time, but CARMINO, FALMOUTH An example of what can be done in England inthe way of gardening near the sea. The owner, Mr.Wilson Fox, made… … THE HERB GARDEN 33 seldom grown in private gardens, are purslane,wormwood, tansy, sorrel, burnet, fennel, anise,caraway, sweet basil, bugloss, coriander, dill andhyssop. Horse-radish was formerly counted as aherb, and so were wood-sorrel, dandelion, andcresses. Some of these plants are less…

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