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About Leroy J. Wilton
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I have been growing herbs organically for 27 years. I have also written and self-published a book, "Herbman`s Journal".144+ pages of herbs that I have grown. Photo & short profile at the Smile Herb Shop on "you tube".Sign in "The healing herbs part 3A & 3B". My face book "the Herbman" You can request it from my e-mail.It is $24.95 with free shipping. 5517 Nome Ave., Balto..Md.21215. It is loose -leaf, 151 pg. A free "Herbman" t-shirt included while they last(large,X-large).It covers many names of herbs that I have grown, such as culantro,shadow bennie, recao de monte & 97 other names.

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I have been growing herbs organically for 27 years. I have also written and self-published, loose leaf binder, "Herbmans Journal". 2008 is my last year at Smile Herb Shop. I plan to grow herbs in my small back yard and sell at David's Natural Store in Columbia, Md. on saturdays. I also will return to the Baltimore Herb Festival in May 2009(memorial day weekend).I used the word organically grown, but the state came into the picture and stated that I could not use the word unless I become certified & paid a $300.00 fee. I decided to add to my name (99% chemical-free) since nothing on this planet is 100%, except Jesus Christ, taxes & death. My customers were satisfied with this instead of paying a large fee and raising my prices,with no guarantee that it is organic except for a label.Their belief was in my word.

 
   

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Herbs - mint/ cutting various herbs like mint, basil, rosemary


Expert: Leroy J. Wilton - 8/3/2008

Question
i have 2 mint plant inside and they both have  mold looking stuff on the leaves, white-ish. it powdery too. can they be saved. second question, where do u cut the above herbs for cooking?

Answer
michele:
Put all plants outside. The mints need outside climate. The basil needs an eastern or southern exposure. Cut all plants from the top down by 1/3, every 3 weeks.Cut 1/4" above a pair of leaves. Leave at least 1 pair of leaves on the branch.Your mints should return next year when outdoors.

Leroy

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