Makes a potato salad rock, that would have to be chives, Smallest of species, from the onion family it derives, Edible flowers, pink blossom with warm goat’s cheese arrives, Gastronomically versatile, unlike The Stepford Wives, Ward off negativity and the nasty – none survives, Perennial planted near roses, stops spotting like hives, Prepare a sachet… Herbery Poetry: Chives — Naturetelling Continue reading Herbery Poetry: Chives — Naturetelling
Makes that bolognese fly, use leaf from the laurel evergreen, bay Flat-frenemy gone for good, fumigate home…bad vibes go away Enhance creativity, burn bay to dispel all blocks, wahey! From common name comes poet laureate, down with da’ bardic way Exorcism – apex predators will hunt, evil is the prey Place under pillow for prophetic… Herbery Poetry: Bay — Naturetelling Continue reading Herbery Poetry: Bay — Naturetelling
Over 600 registered under the family name, mint, The va va voom of oral healthcare – the spearmint, it sure does sprint, Brush with peppermint to increase wealth. Minted…part of the blueprint, Wash away troubles at home, add drops of oil to floor wash, hint hint, Gives clarity to those who seek more than a… Herbery Poetry: Mint — Naturetelling Continue reading Herbery Poetry: Mint — Naturetelling
Bring joy into your life, simply add a pinch of oregano, 12″ ham and funghi porcini, speed dial Pizza Milano, Ran a mile, soothe aching muscles, masage oil to help the blood flow, Burn as incense for courage to do what you got to do to grow, Furry leaves? Cuban oregano, the furrier it gets… Herbery Poetry: Oregano — Naturetelling Continue reading Herbery Poetry: Oregano — Naturetelling
Ease night terrors, place head under a pouch of dill, Pairs well with salmon, grain for en croute straight from mill, Dispels ills of ill wishers, be gone with the chill, Give a new business a boost, add sprigs to the till. Get out of a pickle in court, helps in your favour, Culinary pickle… Herbery Poetry: Dill — Naturetelling Continue reading Herbery Poetry: Dill — Naturetelling
Tarragon, eases a toothache, Common in France, check by a lake, Anise-taste, harvest at daybreak. Little Dragon known to allies, Have on hand to hunt down the spies, Take down with fire, no more cries. Carry on your person for luck, Helpful to get out of some muck, Team up with cream, pan fry with… Herbery Poetry: Tarragon — Naturetelling Continue reading Herbery Poetry: Tarragon — Naturetelling
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