FARM AND FOREST
When Rob and I moved from the city to rural Snohomish County, it was our intention to not only build the ideal facility for operating the aromatic products business, but to have enough space to develop gardens for experimentation and demonstration. This seemed both logical and desirable in upholding our overall mission of creating a personal relationship to the plants. As we examine human and ecologic conditions going into the 21st century, it now seems imperative to offer our experiences and voice to a growing movement to turn a destructive cultural and environmental tide back to one of stewardship, respect and recriprocal benefit to all. These pages will grow much as the plants themselves and will include information about our own emerging gardens as well as the larger environment around us and those we might happen to visit. We hope you enjoy and learn from our efforts and we welcome your comments, corrections and suggestions. We start with no overall plan in mind and will simply add information as it comes.
Aromatic Plants in Cultivation
Wisteria (Wisteria floribunda var. Longissima)
