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Rosemary.... though my herb garden has a touch of whimsey ... a blue-LED lit clear solar lawn-ornament cross is flanked by two rosemary bushes to symbolize The Holy Mother and Mary Magdalene. In front is a row of lettuce (And with bitter herbs ye shall eat it) ... finally a sweet banana pepper plant and a tomato plant ... just because.

Should probably do a couple of grape vines on the fence and some hyssop.

its a great source for lutein

The british also have some decent sausages, one of the recipes I've tried actually seemed to be overspiced.

Dandelion is IRL Tolkien kingsfoil, every thinks its a weed, but its actually a medicine, a food, and a drink all in one, and if you live in the US it grows without any help. Instead of spraying it with pesticides, we should be farming it and selling it to the rest of the planet.

Oh. You mentioned white willow bark haha

This is long but useful. Here are my loose leaf tea blend ingredients. You don't have to use all of them in each blend. Just use what you can get. They aren't all found in North America but many are and some can be foraged in many parts of the country:
1. Chest, head, respiratory ailments:
Hyssop flowers/leaves, mullein leaves, eucalyptus leaves, slippery elm bark, elderberry, rose hips, dried orange or lemon, beard lichen, echinacea, horehound, pleurisy root, whole cloves, rosemary, oregano leaves, milk thistle, plantain leaves, turkey tail mushroom, elecampagne, lungwort, lobelia, red clover, balsam fir needles, goldenrod, fennel/anise seeds, bayberry, bee balm, black currants, garlic mustard, rose hips, sunflower leaves, violets (viola papilionacea)
2. Sleep aid:
Chamomile, lavendar, passion flower, ginko biloba leaves, valerian root, ashwaghanda leaves, mint, lemon balm, American skullcap, magnolia bark, violets (viola papilionacea)
3. Urinary Tract/bladder:
Horsetail, Cleavers, Uva Ursi leaves/berries, rose hips, dandelion root, ashwaghanda leaves, elderberry, echinacea, nettle leaf, dried cranberry, milk thistle, plantain leaves, horseradish root, dried blueberries, goldenrod, agrimony, dandelion, Joe Pye Weed, spruce leaves
4. Stomach upset:
Slippery elm bark, ginger, mint (any type), butterbur, fennel or fennel seeds, cinnamon bark, raspberry leaves, chamomile, yarrow, licorice root, lemon balm, marshmallow root, plantain leaves and seeds, beech tree leaves, allspice, ashitaba (Angelica keiskei), bayberry, bee balm, black horehound, dandelion, pineapple weed, plantain root, Self Heal, wood sorrel
5. Pain relief:
California poppy, white willow bark, feverfew leaves (make sure they're dried),valerian root, black cohosh, boswellia, ginger, ashwaghanda, turmeric, whole cloves, cinnamon bark, licorice, fennel seeds, arnica, chickweed, fireweed, violets (viola papilionacea)
6. Allergies:
Nettle leaves, hyssop, mullein, horehound, echinacea, butterbur, rose hips, black tea leaves, goldenrod, uva ursi, oregon grape root, goldenrod, Kudzu, plantain root
7. Brain boosting:
Milk Thistle, ginko biloba, sage, turmeric root, ashwaghanda, ginseng, gotu kola, lemon balm, rhodiola rosea root, rosemary, bacopa/brahmi
8. Immune support:
Amla, echinacea, goldenseal, elderberry, turkey tail
9. Dry Mouth: baobab, wood sorrel
10. Migraines: Betony, Feverfew, Kudzu, purslane
11. Fevers: Red Clover, white willow bark, field pennycress, fireweed, Joe Pye Weed, pineapple weed, Self Heal, sunflower leaves, wood sorrel

Also white willow bark