The Gathering Garden Magazine
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Sweet Annie: The Fall Herb That Won a Nobel Prize
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Sweet Annie's feathery, apple-scented foliage has been a Chinese remedy for 1,700 years — and the basis of a Nobel Prize-winning malaria drug. Here's its story, plus how it's used in dried crowns today.
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Tansy's Strange History: From Easter Cakes to Your Fall Wreath
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Golden dried tansy has a stranger past than its cheerful button blooms suggest — from medieval Easter puddings to embalmer's herb. Here's the history, plus how to style it today.
