10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «ORRISROOT» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
orrisroot in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
orrisroot im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Homemade: The Heart and Science of Handcrafts
The fixative is orrisroot. The colorful plant material includes evergreen needles,
eucalyptus leaves, rosehips, and miniature pinecones, for seasonal color as well
as fragrance. Yield: About 2 cups (473.2 mL) INGREDIENTS Essential oils* 8 ...
Carol Endler Sterbenz, 2011
Orrisroot (also known as Queen Elizabeth root) is the root of the garden iris. It is a
well known love charm, and is often carried by people who wish to draw love to
themselves. It can be used in powder form to draw others to yourself. In this case
...
3
Living with Herbs: A Treasury of Useful Plants for the Home ...
I used to use powdered orrisroot as a fixative untilI discovered cut orrisroot, which
does not obscure colors by coating the dry blend with a fine powder. Orrisroot is
nice because it also has scent, like a bouquet of violets, but it can cause a skin ...
4
Ancient Herbs in the J. Paul Getty Museum Gardens:
Theophrastus, Dioscorides, and Pliny were well acquainted with the iris and its
product, orrisroot. Orrisroot was used in medicines, cosmetics, and perfumes.
Macedonia, Elis, and Corinth were famous for their unguents of iris, and
Dioscorides ...
5
Legends and Lore of Texas Wildflowers
Orrisroot, obtained from the dried rhizomes of some irises, has a long history of
usefulness. Of the several species of iris that yield orrisroot, the finest is I.
florentina, a plant so important in Italy that the city seal of Florence bears its
likeness.
Elizabeth Silverthorne, 2002
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Irises: Vincent Van Gogh in the Garden
Dioscorides described how to dry the orrisroot for aromatic and medicinal
purposes. Pliny gave instructions on where and how to collect the plants. In the
Middle Ages, irises were a popular addition to gardens. “The petals of the dark
blue iris ...
7
Fresh Ideas in Decoupage
SATURATE ORRISROOT WITH SCENT Pour a small handful (about '/a cup) of
orrisroot into a plastic bag containing about four cups of sand, allowing it to rest
on top of the sand. Fill a medicine dropper with your desired fragrance and
saturate ...
8
Herbs!: Creative Herb Garden Themes and Projects
Geranium. Sachet. 2 cups scented geranium leaves (rose, mint, apple) 1/2 cup
peppermint or spearmint leaves 1 tablespoon coriander seed 1/4 cup orrisroot
Mix the geranium and mint leaves, the coriander seed, and orrisroot in a ...
9
Spring Wildflowers of the Northeast: A Natural History
The essential oil prepared from the dried iris rhizomes (known as orrisroot) is one
of the most expensive natural ingredients because the harvested rhizomes
require a fiveyear period to fully develop their aroma, and one ton of rhizomes
yields ...
10
Gardening All-in-One For Dummies
... oil: 'Persian Yellow' Nasturtium: 'Buccaneer' Orrisroot: 'Golden Masterpiece'
Orrisroot and raspberry: 'Kordes' Perfecta' Orrisroot andviolet: 'Golden Dawn'
Quince: 'Sutter'sGold' Raspberry: 'Angels Mateu' Rose and clove: 'Chrysler
Imperial' ...
The National Gardening Association, Bob Beckstrom, Karan Davis Cutler, 2011
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «ORRISROOT» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
orrisroot im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Diane Blanks, Blue Ridge Mountain Views #5: Of Snakes and Ants …
She then sent me to the drugstore for ingredients, the only one of which I can remember was powdered orrisroot. I think the rest were just spices ... «High Country Press, Jun 15»
Martha Stewart shares her gift ideas, delicious holiday snack recipes
To encourage pomanders to dry evenly and retain their scent for up to one year, shake each in a plastic bag of powdered orrisroot (available at ... «Today.com, Dez 14»
How to Decide Exactly What Type of Gin You Want
... piney juniper, some citrusy coriander, and earthy angelica or orrisroot for depth. If you see lots of other botanicals listed on the label, be wary; ... «Esquire, Apr 14»
Hot Gifts: Divine Perfumes
Serge Lutens Iris Silver Mist: Created by Maurice Roucel, this pungent scent contains cedar, orrisroot, white amber, sandalwood, clove, musk, ... «Vanity Fair, Dez 12»
Weekend Project: Homemade potpourri
Mix together a half-teaspoon each of grated nutmeg, crushed cloves and cinnamon with 3 teaspoons of ground orrisroot. Put alternating layers ... «Denver Post, Jun 11»
Making rose potpourri at home
Dry lavender, oak moss, sandalwood or orrisroot are available in chopped form at any herb store. Add your favourite spices like cinnamon, ... «Times of India, Apr 11»
The $2200 Scent
The scent contains two rare essential oils: Bulgarian rose, which can cost up to $300 per ounce, and orrisroot butter, which Habeck estimates at $900 per ounce. «Allure Magazine, Feb 09»
Gin cocktails make a splashy comeback
Its brisk, piney character with the aromas and flavors of such botanicals as juniper berries, coriander, citrus peel, orrisroot, aniseed and ... «Los Angeles Times, Apr 08»
Old-Time Herbal Beauty Tips
TO MAKE A SACHET: Combine one ounce each of powdered cloves, caraway seed, nutmeg, mace, and cinnamon with six ounces of powdered orrisroot. «Mother Earth News, Mär 08»
Make Your Own Perfume With Essential Oils
Solvents (usually called diluents) cut and thin the basic oils, while fixatives such as orrisroot and benzoin are added to preserve the volatile essences. «Mother Earth News, Feb 08»
