A winter annual of the north-west, grown for the thyme-scented seed.
A winter annual of the north-west, grown for the thyme-scented seed.
Plant a knob of market haldi in June; harvest your own in February.
The same trick as turmeric, in slightly more shade and slightly less time.
A marginal water plant for a tub, aromatic-rooted and steady for years.
A slender twiner of scrub and hedges, with fragrant roots and small dark flowers.
An unfussy evergreen shrub with white throated flowers that carpenter bees work.
A woody climber of the dry deccan, slow but very long-lived on a trellis.
A slight winter annual of dry western fields, grown for the husk of its seed.
A dry-country shrub with yellow flowers, tough enough for a Rajasthan roof.
Fine blue-white flowers over ferny leaves, then the black seed of the spice box.
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