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Our guest blogger from Texas, Cynthia Meredith, cleans out her herb beds to make way for thyme, chammomile, lovage and other herb plants.
The Herb Companion The Garden Gnome offers his tips to help you get a quick start to your garlic garden started.
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Garlic does best if planted in the late fall and early winter. If you can find a sunny spot with a foot of soil, you can plant garlic. Read my quick tips to getting started, it's easier than you think!
The Herb Companion Have you been to the Miami Beach Botanical Garden? What did you think of it?
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The Lemon Verbena Lady finds a lovely vegetable and herb garden at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden in South Beach, Florida.
The Herb Companion How do you avoid the use of synthetic perfumes?
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Follow these tips for using essential oils to make your own organic perfumes.
The Herb Companion Do you keep ginger root in your medicine cabinet?
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Ginger root treats circulatory and digestive systems, coughs, colds, aches and pains. Use it in recipes like Ginger Pumpkin Pie and Indian Lemonade-Ginger Ale.
The Herb Companion How are you taking advantage of this gorgeous weather in your herb garden?
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Beautiful weather in Texas allows Cynthia Meredith to spend some extra time in her garden to prepare for the transition from fall to winter.
The Herb Companion Do you use black cherry to improve your health?
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Black cherry juice is a delicious way to help sore muscles heal naturally.
The Herb Companion What should I make for Girl's Night In next time I host?
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On the lookout for healthy snack food options, I discovered this quick and easy recipe for Coriander Fruit Dip.
The Herb Companion As November begins, so does the anticipation for delicious Thanksgiving food. The Lemon Verbena Lady shares her recipe for a Thanksgiving turkey.
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The story of how The Herbal Husband and Lemon Verbena Lady Met at Thanksgiving, along with delicious recipes.
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Editor in Chief, K.C. Compton, discovers a new cookbook that she has fallen in love with. What are your favorite cookbooks?
The Herb Companion Learn more about the Natural Products Expo East and try Marguerite's Comfrey Salve.
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Herb gardening and natural health products are featured annually at the Expo East in Boston.
The Herb Companion Our Texas blogger plants nasturtiums and cilantro in her fall garden. What do you suggest for fall planting?
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The best herbs for fall, and the most commonly grown, are cilantro, dill, arugula and chervil, along with the edible flowers of calendula, violets and nasturtiums
The Herb Companion What do you think of black plants? Would you try them for a future Halloween bouquet?
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With these black flowers in your Halloween garden, there’s no need for black paint to make a spooky Halloween bouquet.
