Good King Henry (Chenopodium bonus-henricus)
Native to much of central and southern Europe, this herb dates back to Neolithic times. At one time, Good King Henry was widely cultivated as a vegetable and can still be found around villages, and old gardens, ruins, churchyards, farmhouses and pastures.
Native to much of central and southern Europe, this herb dates back to Neolithic times. At one time, Good King Henry was widely cultivated as a vegetable and can still be found around villages, and old gardens, ruins, churchyards, farmhouses and pastures.
