Lovage Plant Tips: Lovely Little Leaves
Every part of the lovage plant is edible, so why isn’t it more popular? We explain how to grow this lovely herb in your garden!
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Ann McCarron
Horticulturalist
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Yarrow Plant: Easy-Growing Pollinator Lure
The yarrow plant will bring all the pollinators to your yard! We discuss this lovely flower and how to grow it in your garden.
Lemon Verbena Plant: Sweet Lemony Shrub
The lemon verbena plant is a lovely and elegant shrub. Learn to grow this perennial with our complete lemon verbena growing guide!
Lemon Balm Plant: Lemon-Scented Herb
The lemon balm plant produces lemon-scented leaves with a hint of mint. We discuss growing this warm-season herb in your garden!
Growing Calendula: Bold, Brilliant Edible Flowers
Not only does growing calendula provide a host of benefits for the garden, but those pleasing petals are edible too! We share our tips.
Comfrey Plant: Soil Improver & Pollinator Lure
To loosen your clay soil, grow the comfrey plant. Better yet, it’ll entice bees and other pollinators to your yard. We explain how to do it!
How To Harvest Sage Without Killing It
Knowing how to harvest sage without damaging the plant is essential. We’ll explain the ins and outs of this important process!
Growing Borage: Edible Pollinator-Friendly Plant
When growing borage as a pollinator attraction, you can also use it as a mild, cucumber-flavored edible herb. We share our top growing tips!
Lemon Thyme: Tiny Leaves With A Citrusy Kick
Lemon thyme is a lovely addition to drinks, dishes, and more. We’ll explain how to grow this for a consistent fresh supply!
Growing Chervil, One Of France’s Fines Herbes
People who love French cuisine will love growing chervil at home. You’ll get the freshest herb harvests with the tips from our growing guide!
Anise Plant: Growing Aniseed At Home
The anise plant produces aniseed, tasty seeds with a hint of licorice-like flavor. Growing this herb at home keeps you stocked up!
Growing Savory: Winter or Summer Seasoning
Whether it’s the winter perennial or summer annual, growing savory is a good choice for the home cook. Our guide reveals all the details!
