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Ultimate Virus Cold Remedy Tea from Your Garden
When we let our food be our medicine, we can find relief from common plants we grow in the garden. This cold remedy tea contains vitamin-rich plants and antiviral components for a soothing relief.
Dandelion-Infused Honey Recipe
Infuse this spring-to-summer flower into a beautiful golden honey to use with teas, baking, and more.
Fermenting Cabbage for Homemade Sauerkraut
After stews, slaws, salads, and soups, you may find you still have crunchy heads of cabbage turning soft in the fridge. For long-term preservation, a savvy gardener may turn to the most natural process: fermentation.
How to Make Compost at Home
By sustainably recycling used food scraps and organic material like cardboard and paper through means of creating compost, the gardener obtains an efficient growing medium for pennies on the dollar.
A Grower’s Guide to Sowing Seeds
With signs of Spring, shrubs are budding, the ground is thawing, and I am eager to sow seeds. What early efforts contribute to a successful garden? How does the gardener provide favorable conditions for the seed?
