Sheryl,

You be sure to stop back often.  Your company provides you with lots of good food ideas.  Please come back and share the joys of eating fresh from the garden or using your products.

Annamaria,

Thank you for visiting.  Some of us are gardeners, some enjoy visiting gardens, and like you some can enjoy reading about gardens.  This will be a challenge to your English skills, so here's to learning more vocabulary in the garden.

Here is a plant for you Anamarie. 

FENNEL is one of the oldest cultivated plants and was much valued by the Romans.

In an age of banquets, Roman warriors took fennel to keep in good health, while Roman ladies ate it to prevent obesity.  Every part of the part is edible. Charlemagne declared in 812 A.D that fennel with healing properties also to its credit , was essential in every imperial garden.

Enjoy it in the borders of your gardens, eat or drink.  Fennel, a sacred Anglo-Saxon herb dedicated to lovely, Anamarie

Judy,

Regarding Hens and chicks.

My Herbs and spices book says the Dutch added them to salad. Cosmetically it says they can be soaked in a bath or facial steam to hel and nourish the skin.

It can be directly applied to the skin  or as a decoction to warts and other skin blemishes.

For me, it was the hotest garage sale item.  We would put 4 rousettes in a margarine tub with a little soil and they sold like "hot cakes".  Mine always bloomed with a tall spike and a yellow flower.  As the bloom progressed  it lost its beauty. It stood about 3-4 feet high.

People should visit your web page!

Any advertising you do, you make link this forum to it. 

Lorraine,

Thanks for stopping by and showing us your Florida garden.

http://www.aboutflowers.com/gandb/pothos.html Pothos

http://www.thegardenhelper.com/spiderplant.htm Spider plant

Florida gardens, you bet:

http://www.floridaplants.com/scenic.htm

Fangi Pani-seems to be  a tree.

Now here is a treat for everyone. Please sit and enjoy the garden

http://www.gobeach.com/marrakesh_garden.htm