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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 →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! […]
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 →Shrubs are a type of “drinking vinegar” flavored with fruit and herbs. They are easy to make, refreshing, tart, sweet or savory and have a variety of ways […]
Read More →Creating a garden is an art form that combines creativity, planning, and a touch of whimsy. For many gardeners, the joy comes not just from the act of […]
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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