Before listing Wapsinonoc plants that are ready to move out into other people's gardens, I want to feature one special plant: Anise Hyssop. There are so many ways that I appreciate this aromatic plant, from the reddish tinge on its beautiful leaves to its showy and fragrant blossom. If you would like a plant that is great in teas, is a tonic to your system, attracts bees and butterflies, and comes up each year without fuss or trouble, anise hyssop might be a potential new friend.
Besides anise hyssop, here is a list of things that I will have at the Grant Wood Farmers Market in Iowa City tomorrow afternoon, Saturday, April 23:
Medicinals
Lion's Tail
Fenugreek
Mugwort
Catnip
Milk Thistle
Blessed Thistle
Motherwort
Maralroot
Bergamot
Roman Chammomile
German Chammomile
Wallflower
Toothache Plant
Culinary Herbs
French Sorrel
Sweet Marjoram
Christmas Basil
Sweet Basil
Chives
Lavender
Rosemary
Oregano
Thyme
Peppermint
Edible Chrysanthemum
Cilantro
Dill
Chervil
Veggies
Swiss Chard
Collards
Kale
Arugula
Lettuce
Marketmore Cucumbers
Celery
Heirloom Tomatoes
Peacevine
Cherokee Purple
German Pink
Garden Peach
Pink Brandywine
Wapsipinican Peach
Hillbilly Potato Leaf
Long Tom
Amish Paste
Hi, Nan!
ReplyDeleteJust found the link to this blog on your facebook page, and am so happy to see that you're doing well with your wonderful plants. :)
Best,
Nadya