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By guest writer Jennifer Burcke (taken from the October Naturally e-magazine) I remember vividly the first time I tasted a husk cherry. It was more
By Amy Renea See full article in the September issue of Naturally Amaranth is an under-appreciated native grain with a host of beneficial uses. It grows easily
I covet sweet peas for their heavenly fragrance and old-fashioned simplicity. These little vining flowers are a delight to see and smell. Sadly, they can
This activity gives children a firsthand experience in growing plants. The magic of planting a seed and watching it spring to life can spark a
The first year I started my garden there wasn’t much in the way of color. Most of my budget went to structural plants and soil
I’ve been starting plants indoors for several years and I’ve found it’s a great way to get a head start on the growing season. I
I’ve always made space in my garden for sowing seeds of annuals such as larkspur, verbena-on-a-stick and gomphrena, but this year my habit has spread
I believe that seeds suffer from a case of mistaken identity. They are often described as being difficult or labor intensive. While it might take
Depending on when the last frost date is in your area, by early March you’ve either begun your seeds indoors, or are gearing up to
Plant seeds are miraculous things from which great things grow. Soil, sun, and moisture transform the little dry pods into colorful flowers, tasty vegetables and