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Basil. Curly, lemon, sweet. Indispen- 
sable in the salad bowl. 
Burnet. Imparts a cucumber flavor. 
Catnip. Tea for colds. Cats love it. 
Chives. For salads, cheese dishes, 
omelettes, etc. 
Costmary. To flavor roast beef. Also 
medicinal. 
Oriental Garlic. Tops used like Chives, « 
mild garlic flavor. 
Lavender. Dried flowers in sachets to 
lay among linen. Flowers almost con- 
tinuously. 
Sweet Marjoram. For veal, lamb, 
Italian Squash, soup, cheese, egg 
dishes, etc. 
Mints. Applemint, Spearmint, Berga- 
mot, Peppermint, Orange, Pineapple, 
Curly. 
Oregano. For Spanish and Mexican 
dishes, meats, bean sauces, soups. 
Rosemary (Upright trailing). Beauti- 
ful in the garden, good for seasoning 
roast lamb, fried potatoes, sauces. 
Sages. Common, black variegated. 
Leaves for seasoning poultry stuffing, 
sausages, pork dishes. 
Winter Savory. Attractive in the gar- 
den, and for seasoning of soups and 
meat dishes, 
Tarragon. For fish 
sauces. 
salads, soups, 
Thyme. Common and Caraway- 
scented. For seasoning and flavoring 
food. 
Thyme-Silver. Silvery foliage in win- 
ter and spring. 
