Growing Herbs - Page 2 of 6 - Fine Gardening
Learn everything you need to know about growing herbs, including great herb varieties, inspiration on how to use herbs, and recipes.
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ArticleAutumn Herbs in the Ozarks
On the road in the Ozarks... here are some photos of the Heritage Herb Gardens at the Ozark Folk Center, as well as some roadside natives, in Mountain View, Arkansas.…
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Design10 Ornamental Herbs
These perennial favorites add zest to the garden as well as to the kitchen
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ArticleMake your Fourth of July Cookout Sparkle with the Flavor of Herbs!
Many of us serve the same foods for cookouts--cold salads, deviled eggs, vegetables, meats and poultry from the grill, baked beans, fruit salad--here are a few ideas for adding herbs…
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ArticleHomemade Strawberry Shortcakes with Herbs and Whipped Cream
What better way to celebrate the summer solstice than with homemade strawberry shortcake made with garden herbs?
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ArticleKids and Herbs
Last week, we traveled to Jonesboro, Arkansas to the Health and Wellness Elementary School to cook with the kids there. Read all about the fun we had smelling and tasting…
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ArticleNational Tie One On Day
Thousands of apron-wearers are set to celebrate National Tie One On Day on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. All you have to do is wrap, write and deliver.
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ArticleGrowing Herbs in a Strawberry Pot
A strawberry pot is the perfect size for growing culinary herbs in a small space. Here’s how to plant one with your favorite varieties.
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Kitchen GardeningCatalog Review: The Growers Exchange
The Growers Exchange has been providing top-quality herb plants and garden-related products since 1985.
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ArticleFall Harvest Festivals and Happy Autumn Equinox!
With the advent of fall comes a cornucopia of harvest festivals like the one at the Ozark Folk Center. Attend it if you can, or celebrate the harvest locally.
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ArticleSummer is Fading Fast and Fall is in the Air (Not to mention a hurricane!)
Here in my Maryland zone 7 garden, crops are slowing down and the intense heat of summer is cooling just a bit. The air is cooler at night and I've…
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