This site is great, i visit it often!
Thanks for doing such a good job at keeping it up to date, and scanning all those classic texts.

I'm a pharmacy-student from austria and I was really happy, when I found your page. It saved me a lot of trouble and excoursions to the botanical garden which does not really contain anything worth looking at at this time of the year. I especially appreciated the fact, that you often have more than one pic per plant. thanx!!!

I just came across your site and found it very interesting, I have just my own vegetarian catering business and herbal shop, I have called it Angelicas. I need to learn more about the herb, your site is superb for information. on the herb. Thankyou melita

I love the pic of that 'piechart' hollyhock! Do you do any seed trading?!

a needy site for alternative therapeutists

This is an amazing site. I recently had a project to write a short reasearch report on spikenard and identify which "spikenard" was a small sample of dried rootstock. Your site was invaluable for information (don't worry, I gave you, and the author where neccessary, full credit for any direct quotes.) There's just so much here that's near impossible to get text copies of in my town. Thanks. -Tabitha

I am fascinated by the quality and quantity of work you have done on medicinal plant use. I study ethnobotany and I would love to do some work in Finland. Do you know of any references or resources? Thank you for creating such an informative and useful website.

hi im catherine and i m very interested in herboligy i love home remidies and the "old ways" and all thous things!

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I am planning to start an herb garden for the first time. Thank you for a very informative site. I will be planting chives, sage, thyme, parsley, rosemary and basil. Your web site was a great resource for my first attempt at growing fresh herbs.
thanks!