Cilantro
Cilantro is an annual leafy herb which grows one to two feet tall and has finely cut leaves which have a penetrating odor and flavor….
Herbs
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October Planting
Dear Backyard Gardener, October is here and you’ll want to spend this month planting your winter vegetables as well as resowing your favorite fall roots and greens….
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Basil
A culinary herb with a strong smell- depending on the variety, it could be more pungent and licorice-like or more sweet. It has been used…
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Rosemary
Rosemary is an evergreen herb that assists in increasing blood flow to the brain, maintaining a healthy immune system, and reducing the frequency of asthma…
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Nasturtium
Nasturtium flowers and plants are edible. Some use the seeds as a substitute for capers. Nasturtiums are rich in vitamin C, but only when eaten…
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Calendula
Calendula is an amazing herb with a beautiful flower! Calendula’s healing properties include: anti-inflammatory, calming muscle spasms, quick healing of wounds etc, aids in menstruation…
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Lemon Grass
Both the stalks and the foliage of lemon grass can be used for cooking or brewing tea. Lemon grass is also used as a preservative…
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Thyme
Thyme is mostly used as a kitchen herb but it is also used in natural medicine in connection with chest and respiratory problems. How to…
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Curry Tree Leaves
Curry leaves, kadi patta in hindi, are not the same as curry powder. The literal translation in most indian languages is ‘sweet neem leaves.’ Curry…
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Mint
Mint is a perennial with a ton of culinary and medicinal uses! The familiar, fresh taste of mint is delicious in sauces, salads and dessert….
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Sage
Sage is a healing antiseptic herb that can be used to soothe a sore throat, fight swelling, inflammation and infection, strengthen the nervous system, and…
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Lemon Balm
Lemon Balm makes a calming tea. It has anti-inflammatory properties and helps you sleep. Our garden coordinator Megan loves this tea. It always calms her…
