The cards were created from original photographs taken in the Hedgewitch herb garden and are available singly as well as in packs of 4, as seen here. Larger quantities are available on request as a custom order, if you would like to use them as invitations or announcements .. I can add any wording or lettering you might like, too, if this would be appropriate. They are available to purchase from Hedgewitch online at Etsy.
The selection here includes Golden Feverfew, Yarrow, St John's Wort and Valerian. I have photos of many other herbs available, however, so do contact me if you have something specific in mind.
Current photos include Lemon Balm, Ladies Mantle, Chive, Sage, Lavender, Parsley, Rosemary, Borage, Comfrey, Hyssop, Calendula, Rue, Strawberry, Clary Sage, Fennel, Marjoram, Sorrel, Lovage and Apple Mint. I hope to be adding photos of Sunflower, Nasturtium, Motherwort, Elecampane, Evening Primrose, Bronze Fennel, Chicory, Dill, Chamomile, Southernwood and Tansy very soon.
8 comments:
Thanks for the visit. Love your love of herbs (close to my heart)! I shall return ;)
The herb photos are fantastic! You really have a gift.
I've tagged you, by the way - go to my blog to check out the rules
NW xx
Hello. Thank you for visiting my blog. I enjoyed yours very much as well. I look forward to visiting again. I loved your post on yarrow. Blessings.
This is such a sweet, fresh and green blog! I love it! Thank you for stopping by and visiting :) It helped me find you!
I planted my herbs just this week! Yours are so lush and green!! Love the color green!!
Hi Hedgewitch. I saw a recent comment of yours on the Windywillow blog. I liked the name so I followed the link. Your blogs are very nice. I am only just starting a garden in a back corner of my yard. I know that I will have a few vegetables and such, but I will also have a few other things, like calendula. I just ordered some calendula seeds from an Amish farm not too far away. The Amish shun modern technology and still plow with horses and don't use electricity or drive cars. The seeds came with handwritten instructions and an nice note saying that they hope I enjoy my flowers. I have a few pictures on my blog showing how I must first tame my chosen garden spot in order to use it. Anyway, thanks for the lovey, soothing pictures on your blogs.
Hello icqb.. I love the idea of those seeds, and I hope you have loads of fun growing them! Calendula is a real favourite of mine (as so cheerful but also really useful, too). Thanks for your visit and lovely comments :-)
hello everyone!
great to be able to share the love of herbs with you, joey :-)
thank you, naturewitch!
I shall always think you when I'm working with your namesake, now, yarrow!
welcome, julia .. glad to have found you too :-)
good luck with your herbs, naturegirl .. green is my favourite colour too, lol! I loved seeing the cats with the catnip today :-)
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