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Herb Garden
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How to Grow Parsley from Seed
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Learning how to grow parsley from seed means you'll have ready access to this versatile herb almost year-round. Named 2021’s Herb of the...
How to Use Rosemary in Your Home and Chicken Coop
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Rosemary uses are as varied as its varieties from the kitchen, throughout the house and even to the chicken coop. A native of the Mediterran...
How to Grow Blackberries and Raspberries
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Blackberries and raspberries kicked off the 2020's as the Herb of the Year. Scientifically known as Rubus, and referred to as brambles, ...
5 Tips for Successfully Planting Herbs in Pots
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Planting herbs in pots has benefits for everyone from the space-starved gardener to the gardener with poor soil and everyone in between. Her...
Keeping Potted Rosemary Healthy All Year
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In the language of herbs, the rosemary plant is known for remembrance. And if you’ve ever smelled the fresh piney scent of rosemary, it’s n...
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The Best Herbs to Grow in Fall
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A long time ago, my garden mentor told me fall is a great time to plant. I initially thought this was crazy advice. But it's not. Fall d...
Sage - The Thanksgiving Herb
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Thanksgiving and sage. The two go together like birds of a feather. Haha! Seriously, though, sage is the classic Thanksgiving turkey and st...
Make Your Own Herb Vinegar
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If your garden's been prolific, you’ve got lots of herbs that you don’t want to go to waste. So, why not make some herb vinegar? This is...
Growing and Making Fresh Herbal Tea
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As summer heats up, the herb garden is in full swing and many of the herbs have grown so big that it’s time for them to have some trimming d...
How to Make Herb Butter
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Herb butters seem so fancy when you go to a restaurant. They add a unique flavor to whatever they touch. Did you know they're actually e...
Three Easy-To-Grow Herbs
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Herbs are some of the easiest plants to grow. They’re not fussy and usually, you can just plant them and let Mother Nature take care of the...
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