Herbs and Wildflowers

@Palustris , I have plucked a stem (right down to the base of the plant), and taken some photos inside, for more balanced light. The stem, full opened flower, and a seed head. (Paper is a sheet of A4)A close up of the flowerA close up of the stem, with leaves (what leaves this plant has!)

I don't have any of that on my dry chalky hillside, however I reckon ferns and heuchera would be good. Others might know better than me.

Ah yes @Gay Gardener , that is Greek basil. I agree, it has a very good flavour, which is why I was so glad to get such a good plant. It also looks absolutely lovely when used as a garnish, because it is so delicate. I have tried to grow some from seed (basil Aristotle), but the seedlings...

Lots of ideas on veggie Rosemary use... Particularly fond of the Camembert one, and will try Rosemary bread soon (how much Rosemary per 500g of flour? White, wholemeal, or 2/3 1/3 mix - attractively called "grey" here?).If you use lentils and pulses, Rosemary goes really well. In a lentil...

Ahhh, the lesser stripy centred yellow come white caterpillar daisy. Rare, but not uncommon.

chives are a worthy addition, i have normal and garlic for variety. The flowers can be used in salads.

Thank you Sian x

Lovely Strongy

There are about 10 types of Horsetail Nick, this is one of the bigger ones

That's the one Cinnamon, ta v much!

...re-edited... Phew, I got my exam results back this week, with a note about how I need to improve on my grasses, sedges, rushes and use of keys. Indeed. But.....I got level 4! Woot woot! Apparently I was smug before I got this result, according to my mum, now I'm going to be unbearable! ...

Rosemary Blight ?? I think mine may have it at my allotment,my garden ones looks ok upto now

That's why I used the word sneak.

Thank you for learning me! think I will let it grow Used For: The herb is known to heal wounds and ulcers, induce expectoration, relieve pains, treat inflammations, diarrhea, induce urination, and cure bacterial infections.

August:Earlier this week (Thursday)

It's great in a lawn I think. To each their own...

And reduce CO2 in the atmosphere maybe?! So short sighted, we need to collectivise!

Rock Samphire. Crithmum maritimum.Got a fennelly taste to it, you can pickle it

Course it is Should have realised its a bit late for corn marigolds

Well only in desperation...!!!