Growing Fennel: Fronds, Bulbs, And Seeds
Whether you're craving its anise-like fronds or its crunchy bulb, growing fennel is the best way to guarantee a good supply. Here's how!
Whether you're craving its anise-like fronds or its crunchy bulb, growing fennel is the best way to guarantee a good supply. Here's how!
Growing marjoram from seed or cuttings is easy and great for beginners. Learn all the growing and harvesting tips you need for success from expert Ann McCarron.
Growing cumin will keep you fully stocked on delicious cumin seeds to powder or use whole for cooking. Our growing guide reveals all!
If you use mint in your mixed drinks or cook with it, growing mint is a great way to keep it fresh and ready to use! Follow this complete guide to find out how to plant, grow, and care for this useful genus.
Growing cilantro and coriander is incredibly simple. Our in-depth growing guide covers everything from planting seed to harvesting!
Growing oregano to add spice to your cooking is a great project for beginner gardeners. It also makes an excellent low-growing ground cover to spill over the rims of containers. Lorin Nielsen walks you through growing healthy plants.
There are many different types of sage, but how do you choose the right one? We've selected our fan favorites, both culinary and ornamental!
In your culinary garden, it's essential to know how to grow and care for sage for a consistent supply of this staple herb. Horticultural expert Lorin Nielsen explains how in this complete care guide.
Mediterranean herbs can liven up both your cooking and your garden. Horticultural expert Lorin Nielsen lists her top 20 for your edible garden needs!
One of the most common culinary herbs is the chive. Growing chives at home saves you money and ensures you always have fresh herbs to use!
Growing tarragon in your herb garden is easier than you may think. Keep fresh herbs on hand year-round for your culinary creations with this complete growing guide.
Not only is it beautiful, but it tastes good in soups and stews. Growing a bay laurel tree provides you with lots of sweet bay. It is also a lovely evergreen with attractive foliage for use as a garden specimen. Lorin Nielsen will explain how to get the best out of a bay tree.