Wild tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) is one of my favorite wild herbs. It is found from the prairie to the mountains over a large swath of the western US, although I usually find mountain populations to be better-tasting. There are different phenotypes, which means that some populations smell and taste like tarragon and others do not. Don’t expect a super strong flavor, unless you are foraging cultivated tarragon from a garden. That said, foraged at the right stage before flowering begins, it h

🌿Armoise (Artemisia vulgaris L.) ASTERACĖES ⁉️Saviez-vous que son principal usage, au jardin, est répulsif ? L'armoise contient en effet de la thuyone, qui est un répulsif efficace contre les insectes, rongeurs, escargots et limaces. Pour l'utiliser, on en fait du purin ( une macération longue jusqu'à fermentation.). ➡️ Description : grande plante vivace de 60 cm-l m 40, peu remarquable, odorante au froissement (surtout les inflorescences), formant souvent des colonies. ➡️Tiges : dressées, rame

Artemesia “Alba Cola”... - Pergola Nurseries Garden Corner

Check out this impressively chonky cluster of #HoneyMushrooms or #Armillaria, most likely part of the #Armillariamellea species complex. These Honey mushrooms have a thick stem with a ring (annulus) and white spores They are strongly parasitic mushrooms that use weaponized mycelium (Rhizomorphs) to creep between the bark of wood of a tree, cutting off the flow of the xylem and floem, effectively girdling and killing the tree. After killing the tree, they use white rot wood decay enzymes to break

Artemisia vulgaris [ pressão alta e colesterol]. @carlosnoquintal | Carlos Justino

Artemisia in London | Artemisia | National Gallery

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