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Reseda luteola
Weld
Height: Zone: Light: sun to part shade
Description: European dye plant yielding
a brilliant yellow when combined with woad, a Saxon green is created. Leaves
are arranged in a rosette of yellow green and are blushed with pink in cool
weather.
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In ancient Greece, students wore
rosemary garlands in their hair while studying for exams
because they believed rosemary would help improve their
memory. In the Middle Ages, men and women placed rosemary
sprigs under their pillows to ward off demons and prevent
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Rosmarinus
officinalis Hill Hardy Rosemary
Height: 24" Zone: 6
Light: sun
   
Description: A most recent introduction named in
honor of Madalene Hill, it has upright growth broad dark green leaves and is
hardy to -10 f.
$4.49
ROSEMARY
Seasoning for poultry, beef, fish butters bread and more. Has a piney
aroma and dark green needle-like leaves. When used in facials or baths
brews it refreshes and stimulates the skin. Has antibiotic and
anti-fungal properties. Stimulates digestion. Rosemary hair rinses
brighten dark hair. In medieval times it was burned to cleanse the
altar. Add rosemary to love sachets or place under the bed and above the
door to protect you from harm. Besides the historic uses, rosemary is
best known for remembrance and friendship. At one time rosemary was in
every wedding, and at funerals mourners tossed fresh sprigs into the
grave as a sign that the dearly departed would not be forgotten. Even
today rosemary signifies love, friendship and remembrance. Up north try
planting rosemaries around your septic system; this gives a little more
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Rosmarinus officinalis 'Seven Seas" Severn Seas Rosemary Height: 30" trailing
Zone: 6 Light: sun

 
Description: A creeping trailing variety perfect for
a mix herb basket or window box to creep over the sides to soften the planters
harsh corners. Also perfect for topiary frames. If your looking for the topiary
frames see my page handy items.
$4.49
Rosmarinus officinalis 'Spice Islands'
Spice Islands Rosemary
Height: 30"
Zone: 6 Light: sun

 
Description: Darker
blue flowers and more narrow leaves makes this rosemary unique.
$4.49
Rosmarinus
officinalis 'Salem'
Salem
Rosemary Height: 36" Zone: 6
Light: sun
  
Description: A very hardy vigorous upright variety
with narrow dark pine green leaves and bright blue flowers.
Very reliable and is perfect for cooking since
it is not too resinous. Use branches for cooking skewers and
works well for bonsai and topiaries.
$4.49
Rosemary Garlic Rub
INGREDIENTS:
1 tablespoon ground black pepper
1 tablespoon kosher salt
3 tablespoons chopped fresh rosemary
8 cloves garlic, diced
1/3 cup olive oil
DIRECTIONS:
This is a wet rub and is great on chicken or pork, when using an
indirect grilling method.
In a small bowl, mix black pepper, kosher salt, fresh rosemary, dried
rosemary and garlic.
Gradually stir in enough olive oil to form a thick paste. Rub into
desired meats before grilling.
You can also use this on (cut and par boiled 5 minutes ) potatoes.
Coat with mixture and place directly on medium high grill rack, turning
every five minutes,
for about fifteen minutes, until tender."
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Rosmarinus officinalis
Tuscan Blue Rosemary
Height: Zone:
Light: sun
Description: An upright variety with very columnar vertical growth, the
leaves are a deep dark green with vivid blue violet flowers.
$4.49
Rubia tinctorum
Madder
Height: 18" Zone: 5-9
Light: sun
Description:
A sprawling perennial plant yielding the best red dye from its extensive root system.
It has been used since ancient times as a vegetable and red dye for
leather, wool, cotton and silk. For dye prediction, the roots
are harvested in the first year. The dye is fixed to the cloth with help of a mordant,
most commonly alum.
Madders are used as food plants for the larvae of some
Lepidoptera species including Hummingbird hawk moth.
$5.90
Rue graveolens
"Blue Beauty Herb of Grace "Rue"
Height: 30" Zone: 5-9
Light: sun
Description: Shrubby evergreen with an unusual blue
green fern-like foliage; makes a lovely landscape plant. During the middle ages
it was added to exorcism mixes to offer protection against evil spells and to
ward off the plague. An ancient symbol of sorrow, in Christian times it was
nicknamed "Herb of Grace" for the grace given by God following repentance of
ones sins. Historically, ointments were used to treat gout rheumatism and
sprains. Do not take internally! Rue can cause photosensitivity when handle
fresh. A favorite host to the swallowtail butterfly.
$4.49
INSECT CHASING GARDEN
Wormwood, Southernwood, Costmary, Hyssop, Rue, Bay, Tansy, Lavender,
Peppermint, Beebalm, Pennyroyal, Sage, Spearmint, Catnip, Patchouli, Mountain
Mint, Rosemary, Lemon Balm and Thyme
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Rumex
acetosa French Sorrel
Height: 36" Zone: 4-9
Light: sun
Description: Tangy leaves up to 10" long are used in
soups and salads. Fresh sorrel leaves are good for restoring the shine to copper
pots; just wet the pot with a handful of leaves and scrub. Keep cut back for
continued harvest.
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