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By THERESA REYNOLDS RoiMwhann.H-k V.. Su,ff « ri,„
Florence Williamson, the herb lady of Woodville, has rows and rows of herbs alternating with her vegetables and perennials, their muted, soft colors providing rest for the eye and soft landing for the bees. Over the years, Mrs. Williamson has cut back some of her herb production to make room for the flowers that she grows to dry for the Trinity Episcopal Church flower sale in the fall. But she maintains enough herbs to use in seasoning and teas, to preserve for the winter, and to use in her latest project—a cookbook using herbs to substitute some of the flavor lost in diets using little salt, fat or sugar.
“This is a perfect situation for herb use." Mrs. Williamson said. “I think
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