Spring has arrived in the south. Time to dig your hands in the rich soil in the ground and plant veggies, herbs and flowers. Their isn’t anything better than to bite down on a ripe tomato or make a pitcher mint tea and just sat on the porch swing and take in the floral sweet smells of a southern afternoon. Today I was thumbing through a new cook book, I had picked up on the clearance shelf at Books a Million and found a great article on herbs! It’s amazing the many things you can do with herbs planted in your garden. Bee Stings: you can ease the pain and swelling by rubbing it with crushed leaves of comfrey or basil! (Be sure to remove the bee stinger first). Naural Mouthwash: Steep 3 cups of boiling water with 1 tablespoon of anise seed, dried peppermint, and rosemary for 15 minutes. (Double if your using fresh herbs), Strain, cool and refrigerate to use as needed. This is only to freshen your mouth not to be swallow! Hair Rinse: Blonds and brunette use a calendula rinse, this