Milky Oats for Frayed Winter Nerves: A Gentle, Old-Fashioned Tonic You Can Grow Yourself
Let’s look at Oats, as a multi-purpose plant and explore some of the ways it has traditionally been used to bring some peace in the depths of winter.
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Milky Oats for Frayed Winter Nerves: A Gentle, Old-Fashioned Tonic You Can Grow Yourself
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Sweet Healing: How One Woman is Making Herbal Medicine Delicious
Using the herbs in her regenerative garden, Bekah Celeste makes salves, tinctures, glycerides, and all kinds of candies like chocolates and gummy bears.
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Lovage: The Forgotten Herb Every Garden Needs
Lovage (Levisticum officinale), a towering, celery-like perennial. Lovage is an herb that delivers bold flavor, robust growth, and multifaceted benefits.
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Start a Backyard Garden From Scratch
Whether the goal is to cut grocery bills, sample rare heirloom vegetables, or simply enjoy the therapeutic rhythm of tending plants, starting a garden from nothing is entirely achievable with...
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Grow Your Own Natural Medicine Cabinet
Modern interest in holistic wellness has revived a timeless practice: cultivating medicinal plants at home. By setting aside a patio corner, windowsill, or backyard plot, it is possible to create...
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Grow a Thriving Fall Garden: Your Guide to Asters, Native Charmers & Pollinator Powerhouses
Asters are a native wildflower that will brighten your fall garden. Let’s discuss how to grow asters, the varieties we offer, and their ecological importance.
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July Planting Guide: What to Plant Now for Fall Harvest
Discover what seeds to plant in July for thriving fall gardens. Regional planting tips, heat-tolerant varieties, and what to avoid for every US zone.
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Morning Glory Flower Growing Guide: Cultivating Beauty from Seed
Morning Glory is a beloved annual plant that gets its name from its colorful trumpet-shaped blooms that open in the cool hours of the morning. It is a quick-growing vining...
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Why Your Garden Needs Borage: Uses & Growing Tips
Discover borage plant uses, how to grow it from seed, and why this bee-friendly herb is a must-have for every garden.
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Grow a Burst of Color: Heirloom Blanketflower Growing Instructions & Care
Vibrant blanket flowers offer color, heritage, and benefits. Learn to grow Gaillardia from seed, plus care tips and history of this hardy native wildflower.
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Grow Beefsteak Tomatoes: Tips for a Bountiful Harvest
Learn comprehensive tips for growing beefsteak tomatoes from seed to harvest. Get big, juicy tomatoes with our expert advice!
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Exploring the Many Types of Basil: A Flavor Journey
Basil is an herb garden favorite that’s often associated with Italian cuisine, but there is so much more to explore. Basil isn’t just one plant — there are many different...
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Crimson Clover: A Beautiful Cover Crop for Your Garden
Crimson clover is a beautiful, easy-to-grow cover crop that brings color, charm, and real benefits to your garden. From attracting pollinators to improving soil health, this little plant works hard...
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Unleash the Heat: A Guide to Growing and Using Fiery Thai Peppers
The fiery kick of Thai peppers is a classic feature of Southeast Asian cuisine, adding zesty heat to dishes. While they may sound exotic, these little peppers are relatively easy...
