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Ancient Wisdom and Pagan Spirituality

Ruby Reason

(242 posts)

4. Thank you, but don't worry.

Reply to icymist (Reply #2)

Mon Apr 30, 2012, 08:21 PM

Apr 2012

We have slowly worked our way through penny royal, horehound, St. John's wort, and more that all have "medicinal" and "poisonous" affects. The links were quite helpful and I was quite interested in you own notes at the beginning. I really like the plant, it does attract lots of bees, butterflies, etc.

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A question about hyssop... [View all] Ruby Reason Apr 2012 OP

Here's an excellent article: silverweb Apr 2012 #1

Thank you. This is a great link. Ruby Reason Apr 2012 #3

Happy to be of service. silverweb May 2012 #6

If you are afraid that this herb can be poisonous if ingested, than do not ingest it! icymist Apr 2012 #2

Thank you, but don't worry. Ruby Reason Apr 2012 #4

This is my go-to site for herbs and herbology: kentauros Apr 2012 #5

You're right. It is a good site. Thank you. Ruby Reason May 2012 #7

recipe link Sentath May 2012 #8

There are at least two different plants called hyssop LiberalEsto Aug 2012 #9

Thanks you. Ours is true Hyssop. Ruby Reason Aug 2012 #10