Peak-season strawberries are just something you don’t want to miss out on. Not only are these fruits bright and juicy, but they’re also quite versatile as an ingredient. You can …
When my daughters were young, a simple glass of warm milk could help put them to sleep. But now that they’ve grown into wonderful young women, offering them a glass …
OK, so this is not a complicated “recipe” per se, but there are a couple of things you need to know to make the perfect cuppa.
Whenever chamomile is mentioned, tea …
Growing chamomile means having the right tools to do the job! And you need the right tools in the kitchen, too, to prepare your chamomile for tea and other uses! …
Besides brewing the conventional chamomile tea, you can make soap, shampoo, compresses for reducing inflammation, and potpourri from the dried flowers of your chamomile plants. If you harvest German chamomile …
Now you have a bag or basket full of flowers; what’s next? First, get out those little scissors you used to thin out your seedlings, cut off any remaining stem …
Your chamomile harvest is ready when the flower petals are white and the centers are bright yellow. The best times to harvest are early in the morning after the dew …
In general chamomile plants are not particularly susceptible to disease—except as seedlings. These are a few common diseases that may affect your chamomile plants if you start them from seed …
Have you heard that some plants grow better with other plants? The Three Sisters method is the epitome of companion planting, with corn, beans, and squash benefiting each other by …