The Joy of Fall Gardening
Gardening magazines and blogs during the Autumn of the year are telling us how to put the garden to bed, preserve our harvest and settle in for the […]
Read More →Gardening magazines and blogs during the Autumn of the year are telling us how to put the garden to bed, preserve our harvest and settle in for the […]
Read More →Chamomile is a delicate looking annual plant with a sweet, apple-like fragrance. It is mostly used for tea, but has other benefits as well. If I had to […]
Read More →Houseplants bring a slice of nature’s serenity indoors, enhancing our living spaces with lush foliage and vibrant colors. However, for those of us with curious pets, they can […]
Read More →One of my favorite early Spring flowers is Borage, Borago officinalis. Here in hot, humid south-central Texas, Borage is a plant that starts in early Spring. It doesn’t […]
Read More →Nasturtium blooming in the greenhouse this winter at The Herb Cottage Did you know your herbal flowers are edible? Our favorite herbs all have flowers that are colorful, […]
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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 →A Gardener’s Guide by Maureen Little A book for gardeners The Little Book of Plants for Pollinators opens with an introduction about why Ms. Little chose to write […]
Read More →Seasoning, beneficial companion plant, healing herb Culinary Herb Garden Sage, Salvia officinalis, is a versatile herb that we don’t tend to use as much as some of the […]
Read More →Source A rooftop garden is a great way to make the most of unused space on your property and bring life and color to an otherwise dull area. […]
Read More →One reason I love Spring is because the Yarrow in the herb bed comes to life. It is a hardy perennial that has many uses. In the garden, […]
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