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 →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 →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 […]
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Native, White Yarrow growing at The Herb Cottage in early Summer. Herb of the Year Yarrow, Achillea millefolium, is The International Herb Association’s 2024 Herb of the Year. […]
Read More →Botanical Name: Cymbopogon citratus (sim-bo-PO-gon si-TRA-tus) Family: Poaceae (Gramineae) (Grass) Hardy in Zones 8 – 10. Note: I am in Zone 9a and have lost lemongrass over the […]
Read More →If you enjoy both coffee from tight-sealed aluminum cans and planting herbs, then this is a post that will be mighty convenient for you. So you’ve gone and […]
Read More →DIY Garden: The LA Small Garden Touch With No Budget If you’ve just moved into a new home and are struggling to utilise the space in your garden, […]
Read More →Beginner’s guide to choosing the right fertilizers A stroll down the fertilizer aisle at any garden center can quickly overwhelm someone who is new to the world of […]
Read More →A thriving bee-friendly garden is more than just a joy to behold. Protecting pollinators is essential for their survival, the health of the earth’s ecosystems, and even the […]
Read More →I hope you enjoy this guest post from Laura Buckler on growing Stevia and how to make an extract from it. Most of us are trying to replace […]
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