Does best in rich moist soil and partial shade. Plants reseed very freely, and can become weedy. They will die down in winter, but will pop back up in very early spring. When harvesting, cut near the base before blossoms form. Handle gently. Hang stems to dry in small bunches in a very warm, airy place. Strip the leaves and store them in air tight containers, preferably glass or metal. Use as a sedative, an insect repellent, antiviral or antibacterial.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
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