Plastic Strawberry Pot by Bloem Living
Does the terracotta strawberry jar need to be improved upon? I wasn't so sure when Bloem Living contacted me asking if I want…
Showing posts with label Herbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Herbs. Show all posts
Plant of the Week: Purple Prairie Coneflower
Purple Prairie Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea) photo credit Thought to improve immunity, Echinacea has grown in popularity as a…
Plant of the Week: Rosemary
Rosemary ( Rosmarinus officinalis ) photo credit Rosemary joins basil , oregano , mint and other kitchen herbs in the mint fami…
In The Kitchen: Elegant Grilled Chicken with Herb Sauce and Rice
I have been trying to be intentional about using fresh herbs from my garden again this summer... why plant them if you are not go…
'Boxwood' Basil
I've been thinking a lot about basil this spring and wishing I had land to grow a lot of basil. In particular, I really want …
'Purple Ruffles' Basil
The year before last I tried to grow 'Purple Ruffles' basil from Burpee seeds which unfortunately didn't come true. T…
Plant of the Week: Chamomile
Chamomile ( Matricaria recutita ) (photo credit) This week's plant of the week comes at the request of my husband. He was lo…
Plant of the Week: Onion
Onion ( Allium cepa ) Since we looked at garlic last week, I thought it would be a good time to learn a little more about it'…
Plant of the Week: Garlic
Garlic ( Allium sativum ) This week's Plant of the Week , comes at the request of a Facebook reader. Check out my Facebook …
Seed Starting Bio-Dome From Plastic Bin
While you can easily make a bio-dome from plastic bottles for starting seeds and you can even buy a bio-dome from sources like P…
How to Save Seeds
A recent visitor to this garden blog asked me what the benefit of saving seeds from the garden for next year. The answer can be a…
How To Collect Basil Seeds
Of all the edible plants people can grow in their gardens, or in containers, basil has to be the easiest of them all. No herb gar…
Growing Basil, Mini, "Windowbox"
Can an herb in your garden be too cute to eat? That's how I currently feel about "Windowbox" basil. I can't eve…
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