[Artemisia] Garden ideas - really long

[LadyPDC at aol.com]

In a message dated 1/31/2008 8:43:57 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,  
tarimaat at bresnan.net writes:

Cooking  sage - salvia officinalis (not an artemisia!) - also has lovely 
blue  flower spikes, but doesn't seed as copiously as my other  self-seeders





Also has delicious edible flowers.  And attracts bees, who make a  lovely 
sage honey (if you aren't allergic to them that is) and hummingbirds and  
butterflies and moon moths.
 
And one that was not mentioned but should be.  Strawberries.   Lovely plant 
with nice flowers and delicious fruits.  Also a good companion  plant to 
several others including roses.  Makes my rose garden almost care  free with the 
exception of having to prune quite often and get rid of too too  many blooms (not 
to mention gallons of strawberries, oh darn).  

Mistress Constance de la Rose, OL
Barony of Loch  Salann
Kingdom of Artemisia




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