Three women from France thorougly enjoyed Ms. Lemon Verbena from the Enchanted Garden last night. The food on the USS Midway was great. The State of Georgia was the primary sponsor of the festive gala attended by a large cross section of the 25,000 participating in BIO, the annual meeting of the International Biotech Community. I am having my eyes opened by interacting with some of the Beautiful People. I love to make new friends and Ms Lemon Verbena is always a hit.

Date:   6/18/2008 9:06:35 AM ( 16 y ago)

Pascale, Monique and Joelle enjoyed meeting Ms. Lemon Verbena last
night on the USS Midway. They had much to share.

6:57 AM
June 17, 08

Your Enchanted Gardener continued to make friends
within the International Biotech Industry last night on the USS Midway,
an Aircraft Carrier Museum stationed in San Diego Harbor.

Here is a photo of three women from France who thoroughly enjoyed
Ms Lemon Verbena, resident of the Enchanted Garden Intentional Community
here in San Diego.
Her fragrance is delightful. She is reputed to be a natural Anti-Depressant.
I have seen plants up to 15 feet tall. I highly recommend this plant for
Enchanted Gardens for hospitals and University settings.

To make a tea, take the leaves and put them out in the sunshine
for a day. This is called a sun tea.
Never boil the leaves. Just boil the water, put in the leaves, and
make an infusion. Let the leaves steep for about fifteen minutes
when the water is heated, or leave in warm summer sunshine for half a day.
The tea is high in Vitamin A, according to Dr. Bernard Jensen (1908-2001),
the noted Natural Healing Elder who recently had his centennial celebrated
June 6,7,8 here in town.

No chemical sprays or GMO modfications are needed for this
delightful plant that is perfect the way Mother Nature intended.

Ms. Lemon Verbena brought great joy last night.

Your Enchanted Gardener's
Beautiful People at Bio Web Galleries may
be found at this Link:

http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1196636

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