SESEME, BENE; Sesamum indicicum (A). Pink bell shaped flower; 
branching stems. Ripe seeds, slightly roasted with 
butter and salt, taste like nuts. Used in cookies and 
candy. Height 3 ft. Seed 
SHALLOTS; Allium ascalonicum (P). An onion - like plant; 
the bulbs or cloves used for cooking and flavoring. 
A fine mild flavor. Seed 
SKIRRET; Sisum sisarum (P). White umbels; toothed shiney 
leaf. Roots are boiled as a pot herb; similar to 
celery. Height 3 ft. Seed 
SMALLAGE; Appium graveolens (B). White umbels; celery type 
leaf. Leaf and ripe seed used like garden celery. 
Good as a dried seasoning. Height 1 ft. Plants .35¢ Seed 
SORRELL, FRENCH; Rumex acetosa (P). Bronze plumes; broad 
leaf. Boil like spinach for an early spring vegetable. 
Mixed salad. Heignt 1 ft. Seed 
SOUTHERNWOOD; Artemisia abrotanum (P). Non-blooming woody 
shrub with lovely srayish green fragrant foliage. Used 
in sweet bags and as a moth repellent. Height 2 - 3 ft. Plants 
SUMMER SAVORY; Satureia hortensis (A); Small pink blooms, 
dark green leaf. Used in soup, meats, salad, snap 
beans (fresh or canned). Dries well for mixed herbs. 
Height 1-1/2 ft. Seed 
WINTER SAVCRY; Satureia montana (P). One of the most decora- 
tive of all hardy herbs. Excellent flavor useful in 
poultry dressins. Plants 
TAYSY; Tanacetum vulgare (P). Yellow clusters of button 
shaped flowers; emerald-green ferny leaf. Aromatic. 
A good moth preventive; bouquets. Height 3 - 5 ft. Plants 
TARRAGOW, FRENCH; Artemisia dracunculus (P). Non-blooming; 
the green leaf is unsurpassed for flavoring salad; vinegar. Roots 
THYME, ENGLISH; Thymus vulgaris (P). Pink flower; evergreen 
plant. A must in the herb garden. Has a peppery scent 
and taste. Many seasoning uses. Height 10 inches. Plants 
FRENCH; T. Vulgaris fragrantissimus (P). Resembles the 
above but is more erect in growth; leaf is gray- 
ish green. Height 10 inches. Plants 
GOLDEN; T. Serpyllum aureus (P). Sparse blossoms; low 
mats of yellow-green. Sometimes called Greek 
thyme. Creeping habit. Height ] inches. Plants 
.20¢ 
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