How To Use Borage In A Sentence
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When at his urgence we do let him go ashore, we may give him whatever harborage we choose, until he finds shelter elsewhere if he can.
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They may serve as reservoirs of the bacterium and a harborage for its vector, the flea beetle.
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Begin planting borage or marigold with your potatoes and notice the difference it makes.
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Bonus: Poppy has just opened a tiny backyard patio, with a few small tables outdoors by the pretty and practical kitchen garden of flowering sage and borage and young stems of lovage.
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After a purge, 3 or 4 grains of bezoar stone, and 3 grains of ambergris, drunk or taken in borage or bugloss water, in which gold hot hath been quenched, will do much good, and the purge shall diminish less (the heart so refreshed) of the strength and substance of the body.
Anatomy of Melancholy
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They're also plentiful in many oils - safflower, soybean, sunflower, black currant seed, flaxseed, evening primrose and borage.
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Borage and bugloss, sovereign herbs against melancholy; their wines and juice most excellent
Anatomy of Melancholy
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Foods rich in GLA are spirulina, evening primrose oil, borage oil, and black currant seed oil.
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_ -- More popular than the use of the foliage as a potherb and a salad is the employment of borage blossoms and the tender upper leaves, in company or not with those of nasturtium, as a garnish or an ornament to salads, and still more as an addition to various cooling drinks.
Culinary Herbs: Their Cultivation Harvesting Curing and Uses
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We've got hawthorn, gingko, elder, mullein, lavender, sage, thyme, echinacea, borage, yarrow and plenty of pine trees.
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Basil and borage herb tea is especially good for unwinding, and is relaxing and soothing.
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Each morning, Mr. Willetts cycles from his home nearby, stopping off along the way to pick vegetation such as honeysuckle, borage, sweet violets, horehound and meadowsweet, which will end up on one of the dishes at the restaurant later that day.
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Borage oil is used to fortify infant foodstuffs with essential fatty acid and is available over the counter in chemists and in health food shops, where it is sold as ‘starflower oil.’
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Pink pieces of tuna belly lined the plate like petits fours, adorned with bright blue borage flowers and beaming yellow cucumber blossoms.
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What they have a taste for is a blood meal and harborage in dark cracks and crevices close to where humans rest and sleep.
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This oil is derived from the seeds of the borage plant.
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Cockroaches were released with a male to female ratio of 1: 1 and allowed to acclimatize for 2 to 2.5 h i.e., until all of them aggregate within the harborages, which were kept in the cage for sheltering.
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Adventurous herbalists like to experiment with basil, oregano and rosemary, also including the more exotic plants like sweet woodruff, lemon grass and borage.
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Try fennel for the Anise Swallowtail; lupine for blues; hollyhocks and borage for the Painted Lady; and grasses for satyrs and skippers.
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We've got hawthorn, gingko, elder, mullein, lavender, sage, thyme, echinacea, borage, yarrow and plenty of pine trees.
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Freshen the face with a wash or exfoliator - try a drop of borage, avocado, carrot and lavender added to a little muscovado (brown sugar) in a mild cleansing cream.
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Coriander, oregano, camomile, and borage are both blue and white flowered and if happy self-seed all over the place.
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Here you can find flavours that use Fortnum's own produce for ingredients; like stem ginger and borage honey.
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Painted Ladies, which instinctively lay their eggs on thistle plants, also find an acceptable substitute in the hairy leaves of borage.
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A sprig each of borage and mint is optional but adds some pleasing herby, bosky overtones.
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Some excellent omega - 6-rich foods are borage, evening primrose oil, safflower oil, sunflower seeds, hemp seeds, corn and pumpkin seeds.
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We've got hawthorn, gingko, elder, mullein, lavender, sage, thyme, echinacea, borage, yarrow and plenty of pine trees.
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The objective is to remove old grain and residue that could provide a harborage for these fungi.
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Herbs like borage, sage and hyssop are excellent food sources for these beneficial insects, so they could be planted in the flower borders to prevent pests like greenfly from damaging other plants in the border.
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The motorway verges and embankments have been sown with wildflower seed which are now producing traditional meadow plants, including borage, primula and oxeye daisies.
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A member of the borage family, common heliotrope is one of about 250 Heliotropium species, but it is the only one widely grown in gardens.
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Two you don't often see on the table are pretty heartsease that will flower from midspring to late autumn, and the blue-flowered borage, easy to grow as well as selfseeding.
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For people who are healthy and who just want a good balance of fats, oils from flaxseed, hempseed, pumpkin-seed, evening primrose and borage are fine.
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Edible flowers such as nasturtium, calendula, and borage do well at the base.
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The decision by farmers to profit from high wheat prices by increasing arable production has been at the expense of crops such as borage, used in pharmaceutical manufacturing and a prolific source of nectar for bees.
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A member of the borage family, common heliotrope is one of about 250 Heliotropium species, but it is the only one widely grown in gardens.
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Edible flowers such as nasturtium, calendula, and borage do well at the base.
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Zestra is a blend of borage seed oil, evening primrose oil, angelica root extract, and coleus extract.
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We've got hawthorn, gingko, elder, mullein, lavender, sage, thyme, echinacea, borage, yarrow and plenty of pine trees.
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Because of this it may be a good idea to avoid using herbs such as conifrey, borage, senecio, coltsfoot, boneset, and petasites during pregnancy and for infants and young children.
THE NATURAL REMEDY BIBLE
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I haven't yet done anything with my borage because, well, neither the flowers nor the leaves taste like much of anything, and the stalks are stingy and unpleasant to the touch.
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Imagine my delight then when I popped into the organic shop and saw not only bountiful bags of salad but salad with flowers, the edible kind like nasturtiums, borage, wild pansies and pot marigolds.
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Ashley Palmer-Watts Roast scallops with cucumber ketchup and borage at Heston Blumenthal's Dinner restaurant in London.
Culinary Reflections
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Of these would have to be included, borage Borago officinalis, violets and violas viola sp., pot marigolds Calendula officinalis, sweet bergamot or bee balm Monarda didyma, to name just a few, all of which are suitable for adding to salads.
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He told me, first of all, that I should not buy cow tongue flower I learned later that the English name is 'borage' teabags, but rather that I have to get the actual loose petals, or else it won't work.
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As syrup of borage (there is a famous syrup of borage highly commended by Laurentius to this purpose in his tract of melancholy), de pomis of king Sabor, now obsolete, of thyme and epithyme, hops, scolopendria, fumitory, maidenhair, bizantine, &c.
Anatomy of Melancholy
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The wild olive is a member of the borage family that matures to about 20 feet in height and has a rounded crown on a short trunk.
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Candied borage flowers make beautiful decorations for cakes and pastries, and it's easy to do.
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Adventurous herbalists like to experiment with basil, oregano and rosemary, also including the more exotic plants like sweet woodruff, lemon grass and borage.
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Collect herb flowers such as borage and chamomile just before full flowering.
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Sprinkle with chopped mint or coriander and some bright petals - calendula, borage, courgette flowers or anything edible.
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Other flower petal choices are rose, nasturtium, borage, dandelions and violets.
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This is simply an extension of the local habit of continually wandering about tweaking bits of tasty food off the hillsides: wild asparagus, mushrooms, fennel, borage, wild garlic, lemons.
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Borage is also used as a flavoring in yogurt, cream, and vinaigrettes.
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It's a rich, aromatherapy oil that's a blend of soothing essential oils such as myrrh, lavender and rose geranium, with extracts of wheatgerm and borage.
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Some 3 percent of all flowering plants produce these chemicals, including such herbal-garden favorites as borage and comfrey.
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Infusions of coltsfoot, chervil, borage, chamomile, plantain, and elder flowers are also good for the eyes.
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The Yukon also has 16 introduced species of borages, a group of agricultural weeds that includes stickseeds and forget-me-nots, and 14 introduced species of mustards.
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Borage Oil is extracted from the seeds of borage by first cold pressing.
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Gromwells are plants in the borage family.
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Some 3 percent of all flowering plants produce these chemicals, including such herbal-garden favorites as borage and comfrey.
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Certain boraginaceous plants have an established place in herbal medicine, the most important being borage, comfrey, and lungwort.
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Regarding cow tongue flower, better known as borage by normal people, today I learned from Nigella Lawson's Forever Summer, that the fresh flowers are often used in Pimms, the classic British summer cocktail.
Things i've learned today
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If you experience the redness and flaking of chronic dry skin, dermatitis, and eczema, get to know borage oil, extracted from the borage plant.
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The flowers added a synergy between the fish and vegetables—borage, for example, tastes like oyster and cucumber.
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The Temple Walk is between potato fields which was a bit disappointing but they were prettied by bee-friendly blue borage.
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Although they are more abundant in the summer months, indoor insects no longer have a true season, since they find they get enough heat, fluid and harborage in centrally heated modern houses.
