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History: The Gardens
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“...to find out what [the early settlers] grew and why is to rediscover the people and their times….[and] come to know not only the people but ins some small ways ourselves.”
- Ann Leighton, “Early American Gardens”
The Formal Garden
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Herb Garden
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Tansy
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Bay or Bay Laurel
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Lemon Balm
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Licorice
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Catnip
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Chamomile
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Chives
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Comfrey
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Fennel or Anise
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Feverfew
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Germander
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Horehound
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Lavender
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Poppy
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Rose Campion
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Rosemary
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Rue
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Sage
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Oregano or Marjoram
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Mint
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Southernwood
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Spiderwort
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Thyme
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Yarrow
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Hyssop
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Lovage
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Plantain
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Lamb’s Ear
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Soapwort
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Candytuft
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Lungwort
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Borage
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Yaupon
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Chaste Tree
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Crape Myrtle
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Bayberry or Wax Myrtle
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Apple Tree, Heirloom
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Pear Tree
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Fig Tree
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Pomegranate Tree
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Dogwood
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Redbud
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Bugleweed or Ajuga
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Serviceberry or Juneberry Tree
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St. John’s Wort
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Apple, Albemarle Pippin
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