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Very pretty colour!Thank youThey are Borage flowers. They are a very pretty blue and have hairy leaves that can be added to soups and stews
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Borage is wonderful - very popular in Elizabethan times I think. It's edible and also a herb supposed to be good for coughs, asthma and rheumatism. I assume it was a medicinal herb in Elizabethan times.Thank youThey are Borage flowers. They are a very pretty blue and have hairy leaves that can be added to soups and stews
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I could do with lot's of that , sounds like it would be useful and it's prettyBorage is wonderful - very popular in Elizabethan times I think. It's edible and also a herb supposed to be good for coughs, asthma and rheumatism. I assume it was a medicinal herb in Elizabethan times.
Lovely photoI can't see the little bee though.
He is tricky to see as he has his back to the cameraBorage is wonderful - very popular in Elizabethan times I think. It's edible and also a herb supposed to be good for coughs, asthma and rheumatism. I assume it was a medicinal herb in Elizabethan times.
Lovely photoI can't see the little bee though.
First one to find the BeeHe is tricky to see as he has his back to the cameraHe is next to the big leaf in the middle of the picture, but he isn't clear at all
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Pleased to have inspired a great threadNope - can't see himThat reminds me we haven't posted on the "spot the hamster" thread for a while......
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