Hi David, Thank you for all your wisdom, imparting great knowledge and answering all our questions. Here's another: I have been trying, unsuccessfully, to source some dried Sweet Cicely online. The only place I have been able to find Sweet Cicely is from Well Sweep Farms in NJ but as a plant, which consequently means that I am going to plant and grow it myself. I think that would be a lovely project to add to my garden but wanted to see if I could use it sooner than my gardening skills would be able produce (harvesting Sweet Cicely obviously wouldn't be until much later). Do you have another source to obtain it or have you just grown it on your own? Appreciatively, Nina Edwards

I wildcraft Sweet Cicely, it is a woodland plant, there are several plants called Sweet Cicely, the ones I use are in the genus Osmorhiza (O. claytonii, O. longistylis), not Myrrhis odorata.

Ah ha. Thanks for letting me know.