Thursday, June 2, 2011

Garden Diversity

A variety of plants are thriving in our garden. Many species are native to the new world. These include sunflowers, zinnias, marigolds, corn, and tomatoes. Other species originated in the old world. These include basil, cilantro, sage, and rosemary. Many of our plants have been cultivated since ancient times. We are part of an ageless tradition that has crossed vast oceans and evolved over centuries. Scientists are currently studying a number of our plants in an effort to unlock the secrets behind their healing properties. Which of our plants do you use most frequently? How do you use it?

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