We are currently planning how we will meet over the coming year, keeping the coronavirus-19 and the health of members and visitors uppermost in our planning. 
Our schedule will be posted as soon as it is available. 
​Stay healthy!!

FROM OUR MEETINGS...

As our meetings are all virtual until the coronavirus-19 is under control, we cannot invite the public to our meetings.  Instead. we offer snippets from the Botany & Horticulture section of the meeting and the Speaker for the month.  You can find this information by hovering over "HERBS" at the top of this page and selecting "Meeting Materials" from the drop-down list.

Information from Herb Study, Culinary, Botany & Horticulture, and the Craft groups will also be posted.  Hover over Herbs above and select the section in which you are interested.
 
Instructions for making the pumpkin to the right (crafted by Sue Hughes) are available on the Crafts page. 
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FROM OUR GARDENS...

While we are all "sheltering in place," we are looking for ways to connect with one another and to share our gardens with friends beyond our own small circle.  Therefore, we are featuring here some photos from our personal gardens.  ENJOY!
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Thyme in flower. Elaine C.
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Sage in flower. Elaine C.
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Yellow roses. Nannette W.
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First time this peony has bloomed in 5 years. My yard is too shady for it. Guess the stars were aligned this year. I rescued it from My mom's house. Sue H.
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This is my yellow garden. It is so full that you can't see the boundaries of where the day lilies, St John's Wort and Kentucky golden bells start and finish. This was a joy to do on a dreary day with an even worse forecast. Regina C.
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Fennel. Elaine C.
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Miniature Heuchera, Coral Bells. Our garden is being redeveloped, so many are in containers now. Caryl T.
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Variegated Solomon's Seal, Polygonatum odoratum var. pluriflorum 'Variegatum.' Kathy S.
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American Bladdernut tree, Staphylea trifolia. A beautiful small tree native to North Carolina. Flowers in spring. Kathy S.

Herb Gallery

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Nothing better than a lovely picnic featuring herbs with a group of friends.
Arbor at the National Herb Garden, US National Arboretum, Washington, D.C.
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Monarda bradburiana, formerly M. fistulosa, eastern beebalm.
Allium schoenoprasum, Chives
Armoracia rusticana, ​Horseradish
​Calendula officinalis.  

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ASSOCIATION
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