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Thank You for visiting The Herb Cottage Blog. Since I’ve been writing this Blog for many years, there is a lot of accumulated information on herb growing, gardening […]
Read More →Thank You for visiting The Herb Cottage Blog. Since I’ve been writing this Blog for many years, there is a lot of accumulated information on herb growing, gardening […]
Read More →Growing herbs indoors is an easy and excellent way to add greenery to the home while giving you easy access to fresh flavors. However, these small plants still […]
Read More →In my area of South Central Texas, from early summer until at least the end of September the weather is very hot and humid. It is stressful for […]
Read More →You may talk to your pets, houseplants and even a tasty sourdough starter. But what about your herbs? If you’ve ever whispered sweet nothings to your basil or […]
Read More →Do you love the idea of snipping fresh basil into your pasta or brewing a calming cup of chamomile straight from your windowsill? Cultivating a thriving indoor garden […]
Read More →Herbal oils are everywhere in wellness and skin care. You’ll find them in massage blends, face serums, hair treatments and stress-relief rollers. These natural products have plant-based nutrients […]
Read More →Herbal oils are an excellent gateway into natural healing. From calming diffuser blends to massage elixirs, there are many ways to mix and match Mother Nature’s gifts to […]
Read More →Lovely Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis) is one herb I never want to be without in my herb gardens or my apothecary. It is perennial here in South Central […]
Read More →There are many herbs that support heart health: hawthorn berry, elder berry and rosehips to name a few. In Ayurvedic medicine, Hawthorn berry supports cardiovascular function as well […]
Read More →The International Herb Association designates an Herb of the Year for each year since 1995. The purpose in choosing a particular herb is to encourage more study and […]
Read More →With the change of season from Summer into Fall and Winter many of you might be thinking about growing aromatic herbs indoors for the Winter. Good for you! […]
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