Spring at Anamcara Healing Herbs Garden
Walks through my garden now are never the same. Every day, I notice a little change, some else who woke up after a long winter or someone who decided to set up home here at Anamcara.
Sometimes they allow me to photograph them and they even show off in front of the camera. Sometimes they just want to hide in plain site... just like that, for fun.
Hawthorn. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Solomon's Seal.©ColumbiaHillen 
Sage. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Purple coneflower. ©ColumbiaH 
Lady's mantle. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Melissa. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Bugle. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Lamb's ear. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Meadowsweet. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Selfheal. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Valerian. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Bay leaf. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Artichoke. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Verbena. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Southernwood. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Mallow. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Angelica. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Daisy. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Calendula. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Wood betony. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Mullein. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Sweet cicely. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Rosemary. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Wormwood. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Horsetail. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Clary sage. ©ColumbiaHillen 
St. John's Wort. ©ColumbiaHill 
Silver sage. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Rhodiola. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Primrose. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Primrose. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Wild rose. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Dandelion. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Guelder rose. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Yellow archangel. ©ColumbiaHil 
Comfrey. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Lilac. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Ground ivy. ©ColumbiaHillen 
Sweet woodruff. ©ColumbiaHille
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