Kitchen Witchs herb Garden by Victoria Martyn March 14, 2001 Spring brings about the planting of any

different types of gardens! "#ery $itch $ho has the opportunity to plant an herbal garden S%&'()* %erbs that ha#e been personally tended to are not only ore po$erful, but they are also less e+pensi#e that store bought herbs, purer in for , and also a great $ay to let the di#ine ,no$ that you appreciate their $ays! -he follo$ing is a suggested list of a basic Kitchen Witch.s %erb garden! -his eans that not only are the herbs great for coo,ing /and therefore hardly suspicious0, but they ha#e a $ide range of agic,al attributes* 1 ha#e condensed the list as $ell as 1 could, trying to aintain as fe$ herbs as possible to co#er as any agic,al aspects as possible! 2nd here is $hat 1 ca e up $ith! 2ll of the herbs but Marigold are edible, and the Marigold is eant to be planted around your herb garden to ,eep nibbling bunnies at bay! -%" %"34S -& 5(26-7 1! 4ay 2! Garlic 8! 3ose ary 4! Sage 9! )ill :! Mint ;! 5arsley <! Sorrel =! Mustard 10! 2nise 11! 2ngelica 12! -hy e 18! &nion 14! Mar>ora 19! 2llspice 1:! Marigold ?M2G1@K2( 2S5"@-S @&V"3")? 53&-"@-1&67 bay, garlic, rose ary, sage, dill, onion, ar>ora , arigold! %"2(16G7 bay, garlic, rose ary, 5SA@%1@ 5&W"3S7 bay, thy e, int, parsley, ustard, anise, angelica,

int, sorrel, angelica, thy e, onion, allspice! arigold!

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int, angelica, onion!

ar>ora int, parsley, onion!

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%appy 5lanting and Welco e Spring*