1. Young blackcurrant leaves, borage flowers, rose petals can all be included.

2. Borage can be eaten raw or cooked.

3. So do sage, dill, oregano, borage, chamomile and several kinds of thyme.

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4. Borage is frequently found growing on vacant lots and along roadsides, particularly in America and Europe.

5. Take a daily borage seed oil capsule - pressed from seeds of the starflower - to stay slim.

6. Borage is also used as a flavoring in yogurt, cream, and vinaigrettes.

7. Borage Seed Oil, Dead Sea Mineral Water, Olive Oil, Evening Primrose Oil, Liposomes ( Phospholipids ).

8. Borage, Rosehip and Grapseed Oil work with the skin's natural hydrating process to fortify skin.

9. Beeswax, Mineral Oil, Lanolin, Evening Primrose Oil, Olive Oil, Dead Sea Mineral Water, Borage Seed Oil.

10. Anchusa is a short-lived perennial, which will flower next year from sowing now, but the marigolds and borage are easy hardy annuals.

11. Since you don't eat fish, you may want to consider taking a fish oil supplement and the plant-based flaxseed oil, borage oil and evening primrose oil.

12. Then for May and June, you can harvest the petals of anchusa or any of the English marigolds (such as 'Indian Prince') and blue or white borage.