Not so common herbs

All posts and other items on this site are copyright Frann Leach and HerbalMedicineFromYourGarden.com on the date of each particular entry. Permission is not granted for the publishing of the items on any other publication, whether online or offline, though short extracts may be used in accordance with the Fair Use convention.

Jun

Mexican Marigold for gastritis and infested gardens

Posted by frann under Not so common herbs

Mexican Marigold, Tagetes minuta syn. T. glandulifera and T. glandulosa, is also known as chinchilla, giant marigold, little marigold, mint marigold, muster John Henry, stinking Roger and wild marigold, though UK gardeners almost always refer to it by its latin name. It is closely related to the French marigold and the African marigold, less closely [...]

No Comments

DISCLOSURE:

We support this blog using affiliate marketing as a way to earn revenue. All the ads, and many of the links mentioning other products, services, or websites are special links that earn us a commission when you use or pay for their product/service. Similiarly, links in posts by guests are usually affiliate links which earn the author commission if you purchase a product on a page linked to by them.

Please do not use our site if this alarms you.

$5 off your first order at iherb.com with code SEQ765

All posts and other items on this site are copyright Frann Leach and HerbalMedicineFromYourGarden.com on the date given on each particular entry. Permission is not granted for the publishing of the items on any other publication, whether online or offline, though short extracts may be used in accordance with the Fair Use convention.

Bad Behavior has blocked 78 access attempts in the last 7 days.

Mexican Marigold for gastritis and infested gardens

DISCLOSURE: