Open Question: there is no evidence here on legality in the united states?

Wormwood is legal to possess, you can find it at mountainroseherbs.com without a problem, they grow all of their herbs in the U.S. Absinthe; however, it not legal to make in the U.S.

Open Question: What should I do about my 85 year old grandmother?

She sold me some herb. Said it was really good stuff but this crap wouldn't get a fly high! I think it's catnip cause she lives with like 110 cats. Should I turn her in to the cops for selling me whack? I know it's not cool to narc out Granny but the old hag needs to learn a lesson if you ask me!

Open Question: Where can I buy "scullcap"? (herb)?

I was told it can help me with my insomnia! I am in desperate need of a treatment for my insomnia, please HELP?

Open Question: how effective is milk thistle in treating liver problems?

I've heard milk thistle is very effective for treating liver problems and have been trying to research this theory on the net. I was just wondering if anyone had come across any clinical trials which suggest this herb really is effective in treating liver problems? Thanks

Open Question: Okay so I want to make these delish veggie sandwiches?

But i need garlic and herb goat cheese, it's not realy optional, and I don't have and can't get any, so any suggestions for making a substitute? It is used as a spread for the sandwiches. Would some thing with feta, cream cheese, garlic and herbs work?

Open Question: What culinary herb most resembles marijuana?

I've heard oregano before, but are there any others?

Open Question: What can I do to entertain my bunny?

I have recently become the proud owner of a dwarf bunny thanks to an impulse purchase! I went in for a tree frog and came out with a bunny! I have been trying my hardest to entertain this little guy and it seems the only thing that interests him is the carpet and our daily grooming session! I have offered toilet paper rolls, no interest, toy carrots and bark to chew, and surprise, no interest. I have also purchased wheatgrass and have planted fresh herbs, those were gone within 2 days. I have also had to bunny proof the cable wiring due to a WII sensor cord casualty on day 2 of ownership. This little guy is a monster who is an attention craver but I love him and want to find a way to make this work. I am home all day so he has a lot of out of cage time but, unfortunately my rug only has so many threads. Any suggestions to help with my trouble maker??????? Oh and also, what are the benefits of neutering him?

Resolved Question: What are the best/most useful herbs to grow inside?

I have a really deep window sill that I want to start growing herbs on. I know parsley can be useful, what other herbs would I be able to use often from a small in-door garden? What other plants grow well inside in shallow pots? Definitely LEGAL herbs. I just want some good ones to cook with. :) The web address given in one answer is absolutely a jem! Thanks! (indoorherbgardentips.com)

Open Question: What kind of products & services do we trade with our "friend", partner, neighbor and ally: Mexico?

friend? Not sure about the word "friend" since Reps & Mr bush have no friends, just interest$. anyways, What kind of services and products do we trade? What kind of fruits, flowers, herbs, vegetables, seeds, and other fauna & flora do we trade? What kind of minerals and other natural resources, such as oil, petroleum, gas, mercury, cooper, silver, amber, jade, turquoises or gold? reply to black snow: So do you buy Marijuana from Mexico? Isn't that illegal in USA? reply to black snow: I also know that some Floridians buy cocaine from Cuba. That is illegal as well, in fact, it is a criminal activity. Seems like U R A criminal. lol Yes indeed, Mexico is the most industrialized , most ancient, most civilized, and most developed country in Hispanic America

Open Question: What is banberry more commonly known as in modern language?

i have access to a very old herbal book and am having trouble identifying a berry/herb. In the book the author calls it banberry. I am unsure what this is so anybody older than 200 years old could help.Lol. I'm wondering if this could be what is nowadays commonly called the bayberry or wax myrtle or if it is and entirely different plant. Hope you can help me.