Wednesday, March 24, 2010

~ Dead Nettle ~


Thank-you so much Jeanne , I've been trying to i.d. this plant for two years or more. I'm so glad you knew what it was , found a great article about it's medicinal properties here ~ http://www.naturesherbal.com/Purple_Dead_Nettle.htm ~.


8 comments:

  1. Glad you found a link to it!!

    Awesome! If you go the gov site
    it will say it is invasive.

    Good to know all these things.
    I did bring some home and put
    it in a planter a couple of days
    ago. Just a small one. Want to
    see if it will even grow.

    God Bless You and Yours!!!

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  2. Hi Flassie ~ I would definitely say it is invasive , it spreads quickly , we have it everywhere. But it has such a earthy smell , I thought it was probably edible. I'm going to try some tea today.

    ~ Be Blessed ~

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  3. How is it used as a herb pot?

    Like a side dish? There is a
    recipe.

    Is it like eating dandelion greens?

    I might go pick some and use it in
    tea and salad. If I can find it
    away from the road.

    God Bless You and Yours!!!

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  4. Never mind I looked it up.

    When I think of herbs I using
    think they are used for tea
    or as a seasoning. I see that
    they are also used as a food.

    Have a Bless Day!!

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  5. Hi Flassie ~ Yes , using it as a pot herb means it can be cooked just dandelion greens or other greens.

    ~ Be Blessed ~

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  6. Never mind I looked it up.

    When I think of herbs I usually
    think they are used for tea
    or as a seasoning. I see that
    they are also used as a food.

    Have a Bless Day!!

    See what I mean when I say I
    write the wrong word in even
    if I am thing about the right
    word to put in. So weird.

    My first try I wrote the word using, all the while I was thinking of the word usually.

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  7. I missed seeing your blog entry.
    I posted a minute afterwards.

    Thanks!

    God Bless You and Yours!!!

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  8. You are most Welcome!

    And Thank You for the link to its medicinal properties! :0)

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