Plant of the week: Semi-hardy perennial herb (East Valley Tribune)
10 May 2008
 The plant: Maybe I’m in love with the sweet, licorice-flavored leaves of tarragon because I grew up on my Sicilian grandmother’s anise-flavored cookies and biscotti.Container gardening: One-pot vegetable plots (Dallas Morning News)
8 May 2008
Growing vegetables in containers is a great way for people without yards to have fresh produce. Putting containers on the patio also is a way to extend a garden.Grow these herbs to create a soothing homemade tea (Ventura County Star)
8 May 2008
Creating your own herbal tea can be a cinch with the right herbs. Here are some options for your garden (note that Ventura County is in hardiness zones 9-11):Herbal remedies for busy moms
Learn how to use herbal remedies and healing herbs to keep your family healthy. Busy moms don't have time to search the internet for herbal remedies. All the herbal information you need to take charge of your family's health is right here.
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