Echinacea root is said to support healthy function of the immune system. After reading about echinacea while I was searching for something that might help Ponzo's (FIV) condition, I became curious about the plant itself, and so I found a nursery that sells echinacea plants. The plant I purchased had two blooms, which I found rather pretty.
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Showing posts with label echinacea. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Pretty in Pink
Echinacea root is said to support healthy function of the immune system. After reading about echinacea while I was searching for something that might help Ponzo's (FIV) condition, I became curious about the plant itself, and so I found a nursery that sells echinacea plants. The plant I purchased had two blooms, which I found rather pretty.
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Herb Garden



Ponzo was instrumental in my decision to have a small herb garden again this year. While I was hungrily reading nearly everything I could find about FIV on the internet, I stumbled across "echinacea" and "valerian root." Out of curiosity, I went on a quest to find these plants, which I finally did at a not-so local nursery. I also purchased rosemary and sage plants, along with my usual choices of basil, mint, and parsley, and I bought some seeds. (We shall not speak of my pitiful chives.) With the exception of the rosemary, echinacea, and a couple of valerian plants which went into my wildflower garden bed, I purchased flowerpots and made myself an herb garden on the deck. The planting was all done under Mikey's close supervision, by the way. And I enjoyed my deck garden because it provided some lovely greenery. It also provided food for assorted insects. Nonetheless, I did manage to make myself one cup of pesto with the leftover basil leaves.
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