3 Ways to Grow Culinary Herbs
May 28, 2015Save money—both on plants and on herbs—by growing and propagating your own using one of these three methods.
Save money—both on plants and on herbs—by growing and propagating your own using one of these three methods.
Showcase your garden’s herbs in your favorite treats by making herbal sugars that impart a delicious sweetness and hint of color.
Your gift wrap can be just as exciting as what it’s covering when you adorn the package with herbs and flowers from your garden.
Herb seeds, unlike their more more-cultivated vegetable counterparts, need some extra care and attention to germinate properly.
Grow a barbecue garden to add an extra health boost to your summer meals.
Children’s immune systems are bound to get exercised with illness, especially this time of year. Grow herbs to have on hand to treat the symptoms and help them get well.
As you usher out last year’s bad decisions or regrets, turn your focus on to positive intentions to make 2015 a year to remember.
Drop the coffee after your holiday feasting, and switch it out for a tea made of one of these energizing herbs.
Don’t let any corner of your barn go unused. Take simple steps to turn your barn’s rafters into a place to dry your farm-grown herbs.
What farmhouse cook doesn’t love something that’s both festive and useful in the kitchen? These wreathes are a perfect gift for every holiday hostess.