This last spring I decided to venture into growing herbs from seeds. I planted about 20 different types, and I accidentally mislabeled almost all of them. Most of the culinary ones I recognized as soon as they started to grow and I used the internet to identify the rest but there is one that I couldn’t figure out.
I originally thought this was Yellow Yarrow, but upon seeing photos online, I don’t think it is. Here are two pictures of the plant. I think that it may be Garden Sorrel but it looks more like Japanese Eggplant but I’m not sure:

Pic 1: http://img195.imageshack.us/i/img0131res.jpg/
Pic 2: http://img24.imageshack.us/i/img0138res.jpg/

Thanks!

I am growing herbs for a year or so. I use them to make my teas and in cooking … of course. I have a jasmine bush in my garden.
What I would like to know is does anyone know how to make homemade jasmine tea.

Hi, I’m a vegan and would like to introduce myself to sustainable organic gardening to save money on expensive organic food. At the moment, I do not live in an area that will allow me to actually start a garden, but I would still like to learn about organic gardening and possibly start growing herbs and small vegetables in my apartment.

If anyone could recommend to me some solid websites and books, I would much appreciate it. Thanks.

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i am growing herbs in my garden and need to know how i can dry them to preserve and use in cooking.