Good for You ~ Ginger
In merry old England during the 17th century, a pound of ginger could be traded at the market for one healthy female sheep. This twisted and gnarled herb has been around for [ ...click to read more ]
November 2013
From the Herb Basket
Certain herbs can warm you up from the inside out. They can improve circulation and bring warmth to the extremities. Allspice: Add ground allspice to holiday marinades, [ ...click to read more ]
Growing Turmeric (Curcuma longa) in the Back Yard
Turmeric (scientific name: Curcuma longa) is an attractive plant that you can grow yourself as long as the temperature is warm (above 65 F). I found fresh turmeric rhizomes [ ...click to read more ]
November in the Herb Garden
Balmy days and chilly nights, and soon fresh herbs from the garden will be in short supply. Tender herbs such as basil, dill, cilantro and chervil will die when temperatures [ ...click to read more ]
Detox With Refreshing Waters
Lemon/lime and mint: Lemon or lime juice helps stimulate the digestive track, encourages bile production, so important for a healthy liver. Mint leaves help with digestion [ ...click to read more ]
Mystical Magical Herbs 