Sentence examples for edible herb from inspiring English sources

These forms are: bog ("god"); sporysh, anciently an edible herb, today a stalk of grain with two ears, a symbol of abundance; ray ("paradise"); and dobro ("the good").

Bog rosemarys are circumboreal plants, native to cooler regions thoughout Europe, Asia and North America, and not related to the edible herb.

One of the oldest and most common edible herb flowers is nasturtium, with smooth, bright orange and yellow petals that have a sweetish spicy taste.

A vegetable is "a plant cultivated for food, especially an edible herb or root used for human consumption"(Little et al, 1973).

Druce is an edible herb mainly distributed in the Southern area of China and some other south east Asian countries [ 1], and it is also found to be in Russia and other Europe countries [ 2, 3].

Lavender is an edible herb that tastes delicious in both sweet and savory dishes.

The plants are organized into 17 beds, all representing a different theme: herbs of the ancients, bee herbs, culinary herbs, dye herbs, edible flowers, economic herbs, fragrant herbs, herbs in literature, medicinal herbs, herbs of native Americans, ornamental herbs, sacred herbs, savory seed herbs, tea herbs, and tussie mussies and nosegays.

On the stone walls she points out edible herbs.

He also filled the park with several kinds of edible herbs.

TCM-based herbs, especially edible herbs, have been recognized as promising resources for alternative/complementary approaches for cancer management9, 10.

When you went out to the mountains, plenty of people were already competing to dig out some edible herbs.