http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#b87b7006-6ef0-4ed4-9996-c9ce0e310efd This is an AWESOME page. Thank you so much for posting it. Its wonderful.. GS Wed, 21 Nov 2007 17:21:16 GMT http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#b87b7006-6ef0-4ed4-9996-c9ce0e310efd Gypsi Star 2007-11-21T17:21:16Z http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#044a1658-6a53-4215-a94f-2d1c0261f29c LAvander did the same with me...just overtook almost everything else~ Mon, 19 Nov 2007 20:46:48 GMT http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#044a1658-6a53-4215-a94f-2d1c0261f29c $item.owner.firstName 2007-11-19T20:46:48Z http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#563e2872-4bcc-460f-a3dd-a1ca8c4d8585 One little note on Burdock. Do not put it in your garden!!! It's a wonderful plant, and also very apt to take over. It's velcro like seed pods travel. If you pull up the root, every little bit that breaks off turns into another plant. Trust me, put it far, far away from your garden. Same with Comfry or mint! Mon, 19 Nov 2007 12:43:38 GMT http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#563e2872-4bcc-460f-a3dd-a1ca8c4d8585 Earthdancer 2007-11-19T12:43:38Z http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#346ee8c3-9742-426e-9885-4ed46f9e68a1 A good place to get Echinacea (Purple Coneflower)and Chamomile: Nichols Garden Nursery: http://www.nicholsgardennursery.com/index.html Ginseng is a whole 'nother story, and it takes about 10 years to truly benefit from a Ginseng crop. Also, there are many considerations in Ginseng planting and farming. Here is a page that tells the story: http://www.hardingsginsengfarm.com/cultivate.htm Mon, 19 Nov 2007 02:00:26 GMT http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#346ee8c3-9742-426e-9885-4ed46f9e68a1 Maggie 2007-11-19T02:00:26Z http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#33cdf75f-f93b-4685-b563-875a64f3788c a good place to look for information and seed for endangered plants is united plant savers. it is a non-profit organization that is geared towards perserving plants and the places they grow in... they would definately have information on where to get seeds. www.unitedplantsavers.org good luck! honeybee Sun, 18 Nov 2007 22:38:21 GMT http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#33cdf75f-f93b-4685-b563-875a64f3788c honeybee 2007-11-18T22:38:21Z http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#e8e99c37-7b84-4ac5-8d55-335c94725481 Awesome page, thank you! Since it's getting colder and I am inside more, I keep thinking about spring and some new medicinal plants that I can grow in my herb garden. Chamomile is definately one that I have been needing and have yet to grow! I have a question though.....I keep hearing things about Echinacea and Ginseng becoming somewhat extinct in the wild. What is the best way to go about finding seeds/starts for these plants so we can grow them at home? Sun, 18 Nov 2007 18:16:46 GMT http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#e8e99c37-7b84-4ac5-8d55-335c94725481 Tai 2007-11-18T18:16:46Z http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#3925c773-6ca5-4fe9-9dd1-8dd71acb7564 ohh, Thank you! this will help me plan some good additions to my garden! Thu, 15 Nov 2007 19:08:06 GMT http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#3925c773-6ca5-4fe9-9dd1-8dd71acb7564 Erika 2007-11-15T19:08:06Z http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#2e3439aa-f2c7-4ea2-a510-8a855c06e2fc I enjoyed this site, hope you do too! http://odyb.net/discoveries/27-medicinal-plants-worth-your-garden-space/ Thu, 15 Nov 2007 03:55:51 GMT http://edibleandmedicinalplants.tribe.net/thread/c7bde054-fa15-4e06-bf4d-b42a0d7ad99b#2e3439aa-f2c7-4ea2-a510-8a855c06e2fc PixieKelly 2007-11-15T03:55:51Z