The Legend of Four Thieves Vinegar: History, Herbs, and a Homemade Recipe
Craft some Four Thieves Vinegar and transform your backyard garden harvests into a multi-use kitchen staple.
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Fall Care for Native Plants: Protect Your Garden and the Wildlife That Calls It Home
Growing native plants is a wonderfully easy way to garden. A quick check-in each fall is usually all it takes to get everything ready for winter.
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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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Will My Herbs Survive Winter? A Guide to Overwintering Perennial Herbs
Learn how to winterize perennial herbs like rosemary, lavender, thyme, and mint. Step-by-step tips for garden beds, pots, and bringing herbs indoors.
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From Soil to Table: A Guide to Edible Cover Crops
The right cover crops are a two-for-one investment in your garden. They will feed your soil now and your family later.
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Get a Jump on Spring: How to Fall-Sow Onions and Shallots from Seed
In this guide, we will take a look at the biology of onions and shallots, various methods for fall sowing, and provide you with guidance for your specific growing zone.
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Harvesting and Using Sage
This guide explains when to harvest sage, how to collect leaves without damaging the plant, different methods for drying and preserving sage, and practical ideas for using sage.
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Beat the Frost: A Beginner's Guide to Building a Cold Frame
If it makes you sad to watch your garden wither with the first hard frost, there is an easy and inexpensive solution: extend your growing season by building a cold...
