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Once only grown in tropical climates, the good news is that several banana varieties can be grown in northern areas as well as in the south...
How to Find and Work With a Porch Swing Contractor To Install the Porch Swing of Your Dreams (12 Aug 2007)
If you've already purchased a Porch Swing and you know where you want to place it, your next task is finding a Porch Swing contractor to build the support and hang the swing. By knowing where to look and what questions to ask, you can ensure that the job gets done right the first time.
Tarragon: A Favourite of French Chefs (12 Aug 2007)
Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) is the focus of this article. The essential ingredient in Béarnaise sauce and certain Dijon mustards, Tarragon has a special affinity for flavouring vinegar. Cultivation requirements, growing indoors and out, and uses in the kitchen and garden are included.
Colour in the Garden (12 Aug 2007)
Colour affects us and the role of colour in the garden to effectively create different moods can be utilized to enhance our emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual lives. This article examines the meaning of the colours and plants that can be used to serve these purposes.
The Indoor Garden: Plants that Clean the Air (12 Aug 2007)
This article explores the use of houseplants for cleaning the toxins from the indoor environment.
Feng Shui in the Garden (12 Aug 2007)
Creating balance and harmony in the garden using "The Ancient Art of Placement," known as Feng Shui, is the topic of this article.
Basil: The King of Herbs (12 Aug 2007)
The 'king of herbs' Basil (Ocimum basilicum) is the focus of this article. Cultural requirements, uses in the kitchen and the garden, are included.
Chives - Allium Schoenoprasum (12 Aug 2007)
The herb, Allium schoenoprasum, known as common garden chives, has extensive uses both in the garden, as a companion plant, and in the kitchen where chives are used in everything from egg dishes to vinegars. How to grow, cultivation requirements, and growing indoors are some of the topics in this article.
The Garden As Healer (12 Aug 2007)
The indoor garden as a place of healing and peace is explored in this article. Practical steps are provided to create this place of sanctuary and re-connect with our own sacredness.
Dill: Scandinavias Most Important Culinary Herb (12 Aug 2007)
The most popular culinary herb in Scandinavia, Fernleaf dill (Anethum graveolens), is discussed is this article. Used as foliage for flowers from the garden, gripe water, and everything from pickles to cream cheese, this versatile plant is easily grown and self-seeds readily. How to grow, cultivation requirements, and growing indoors are some of the topics covered.
Marjoram: The Herb of Happiness (12 Aug 2007)
The "herb of happiness," Origanum majorana, commonly known as sweet marjoram is a good companion for all plants in the garden and entices bees and butterflies for maximum nectar production and pollination. Used in the kitchen for everything from tomato dishes to pizzas, marjoram can be grown both indoors and out. How to grow, cultivation requirements, and growing indoors and out are some of the topics covered.
Mint: The Herb of Hospitality (12 Aug 2007)
This article examines the herb, Mentha species, commonly called mints and their many uses from flavouring appetizers to desserts. Mint symbolises "hospitality" and can be grown indoors and out. Cultivation requirements, growing indoors and out, and using mint tea for soothing upset stomachs are some of the topics covered.
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