Tansy

So, and water weight gain.

And then there's Tansy, which normalizes menstruation and helps with cramping, which is just an awesome thing.

Anything that can normalize it.

And all of these things are nourishing that system, nourishing the female system and would taste like crap in a salad.

and except for having their flowers in close heads on a common receptacle surrounded by an invulcher have few conspicuous characters in common no further space except that required for their enumeration need here be devoted to them and this remark will apply also to the other two herbs mentioned further below composite Marigold Pott, Calenda officinalis.

Tansy, Tenacetum vulgaris.

Tarragon, Artemisia dracunculus.

Southernwood, Artemisia abrutanum.

T. tansy tanycetum vulgare a perennial of the composit native of europe whence it has spread with civilization as a weed almost all over the world from the very persistent underground parts annual usually unbranched stems sometimes three feet tall are produced in more or less abundance They bear much divided, oval, oblong leaves and numerous small yellow flower heads in unusually crowded corums.

The small, nearly conical seeds have five grey ribs and retain their germinability for about two years.

Tansy is easily propagated by division of the clumps or by seed sown in a hotbed for the transplanting of seedlings.

It does well in any moderately fertile garden soil, but why anyone should grow it except for ornament? either in the garden or as an inedible garnish is more than i can understand while its odor is not exactly repulsive its acrid bitter taste is such that a nibble certainly a single leaf would last most people a lifetime yet some people use it to flavor puddings omelets salads stews and other culinary dishes surely a peculiar order of gustatory preference it is said that donkeys will eat thistles but i have never known them to eat tansy and i am free to confess that i rather admire their preference for the thistles tarragon artemisia dracunculus a fairly hardy herbaceous rather shrubby perennial of the composit supposed to be a native of southern russia siberia and tartary cultivated for scarcely more than five hundred years for its leaves and tender shoots in all civilized countries its popular name like its specific name means dragon though why it should be called so is not clear description the plant has numerous branching stems which bear lance-shaped leaves and nowadays white sterile flowers formerly the flowers were said to be fertile no one should buy the seed offered as tarragon it is probably that of a related plant which resembles tarragon in everything except flavor which is absent Tagetes lucida, which may be used as a substitute for true tarragon, is easily propagated by seed and can be procured from seedsmen under its own name.

Sworn off men, of course, forever.

And then there's Tansy, who's a dreadlocked 70-year-old hippie who lives in a remote farmhouse by the sea, and she's got a pet pig, Harold.

She's lonely after the death of her husband, so she starts receiving mystery gifts left on her gate, and that all sort of evolves, and she wonders whether it's time to let someone in again.

And then there's Elsie, who's married to her childhood sweetheart, never lived anywhere but the village she grew up in.

So do these three women cross paths, presumably?

Yes.

So Tansy and Elsie are already friends.

And then Grace arrives in Cornwall and meets Elsie on the roadside.

Look at this.

Tansy, Stephen Calgary texting.

He goes, I've been playing fantasy since 1996 on sandbox.

I currently run 12 teams, including 10 high stakes teams.

This is

open from nationwide.

Tansy's making a strong case.

I like it.