For the Guild Year 2006-07 which begins March 2006, we have chosen eleven medicinal herbs that can be used ornamentally. Look for these in issues of Herb Guild Thymes during 2006-07. Naturally, these herb choices will NOT be linked to meeting refreshments.
2007
January 2007: Horsetail
March 2007: Horehound
2006
January 2006: Horseradish
February 2006: Thyme
March 2006: Saffron, Cilantro, and Parsley / Comfrey
April 2006: Heartsease
May 2006: Rattlesnake Master
June 2006: Fennel
July 2006: Skullcap
August 2006: St. John's Wort
September 2006: Blackberry Lily
October 2006: Lady's Bedstraw
November 2006: Elecampane
2005
Jan 2005: Lemongrass
Feb 2005: Flaxseed
March 2005: Ladies Mantle
April 2005: Bay Laurel
May 2005: Tarragon
June 2005: Potluck - Variety
July 2005: Basil
August 2005: Lemon Verbena (substitute Lemon Balm if necessary)
September 2005: Pineapple Sage
October 2005: Oregano and Marjoram (two very different tastes)
November 2005: Tea Party - Variety
2004
January 2004: Mullein
February 2004: Fenugreek
March 2004: Elder
April 2004: St. John's Wort
May 2004: Herb-of-the-Year: Garlic
June 2004: Henbane
July 2004: French Sorrel
August 2004: Rhubarb
Sep 2004: Pineapple Sage
Oct 2004: Goldenrod
Nov 2004: Tea
2003
Herb of the Year 2003: Basil
March 2003: Horseradish
April 2003: Feverfew
May 2003: Basil
June 2003: Sweet Violet
July 2003: Curry Leaves
August 2003: Plantain
September 2003: Caraway
October 2003: Red Clover
November 2003: Black Cohosh
2002
January 2002: Salad Burnet
February 2002: Garlic
March 2002: Sweet Myrtle
April 2002: Rosemary
June 2002: Lemon Verbena
August 2002: Oregano
2001
July 2001: Scented Geraniums
August 2001: Bay Laurel
September 2001: Oregano
October 2001: Sage/Salvia
November 2001: Chervil
