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Margaret Brownlow
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“... This is a most decorative herb, with pink buds on stems covered with purplish-grey hairs that glisten in the sun. The flowers are intense blue with a black cone of s. The plant usually grows 18ins. to 2½ft. high.”
Margaret Brownlow (1916–1968) said by 1968 at the latest wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
“grows some 6–12in. high, spreading laterally, with a "japanses" style of growth, and has mint-blue flowers, like the type. It needs a really warm, dry and sheltered spot outside and is a risky investment, but makes a delightful cool greenhouse plant, with the flowers coming out in February and March, an encouraging harbinger of spring. Prostrate Rosemary is also suitable as a specimen for a sheltered sink garden.”
Margaret Brownlow (1916–1968) said by 1968 at the latest wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
“In one home, the newly-wed is learning to cook, and as her husband enjoyed straight , she is enchanted when her roast chicken with its , and stuffings, is a success. In another home, with more adventures tastes, the of steak, potatoes and onions, is (unusually for our palates) flavoured not only with marjoram but with the pungency of seeds.”
Margaret Brownlow (1916–1968) said by 1968 at the latest wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
“A striking plant from Tibet, the asafoetida has stimulant properties, and is a close relative of ) which it resembles to some extent, as it has the typical divided foliage and inflorescence of the (the family).”
Margaret Brownlow (1916–1968) said by 1968 at the latest wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
“... This is a most decorative herb, with pink buds on stems covered with purplish-grey hairs that glisten in the sun. The flowers are intense blue with a black cone of s. The plant usually grows 18ins. to 2½ft. high.”
Margaret Brownlow (1916–1968) said by 1968 at the latest wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source