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Herb Gardening:     more books (100)

What Can I Do with My Herbs?: How to Grow, Use, and Enjoy These Versatile Plants (W. L. Moody Jr. Natural History Series) by Judy Barrett, 2009-04-28 The Herb Society of America's Essential Guide to Growing and Cooking With Herbs Growing Your Herb Business by Bertha Reppert, 1994-01-07 Bud, Blossom & Leaf: The Magical Herb Gardener's Handbook by Dorothy Morrison, 2001-01 The Sage Cottage Cookbook, 2nd: Celebrations, Recipes, and Herb Gardening Tips for Every Month of the Year by Dorry Norris, 1995-08-01 Herb Garden Design by Faith H. Swanson, Virginia B. Rady, 1984-05-15 Forgotten Arts: Growing, Gardening and Cooking With Herbs (Forgotten Arts Series) by Richard M. Bacon, 1972-05 The Rodale Herb Book: How to Use, Grow, and Buy Nature's Miracle Plants (An Organic gardening and farming book) The Big Book of Herbs: A Comprehensive Illustrated Reference to Herbs of Flavor and Fragrance by Arthur O. Tucker, Thomas DeBaggio, 2000-10-28 Herbs in Bloom: A Guide to Growing Herbs as Ornamental Plants by Jo Ann Gardner, 2005-01-01 Herb Drying Handbook: Includes Complete Microwave Drying Instructions by Nora Blose, Dawn Cusick, 1993-02 Practical Gardening: Sensible Solutions for Down to Earth Gardeners by Annis Ward Jackson, 2010-06-07 How to Grow Herbs (Sunset Gardening Books) The Random House Book of Herbs by Roger Phillips, 1990-09-26

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61. Seasoned Cooking - Issue
    That sounds like a great recipe for a special hobby of mine herb gardening.While herb gardening is very simple and fulfilling. Caring  
    http://www.seasoned.com/issues/199807/f.hg.p1.html
    
    Extractions: var AdLoaded = false; var bsid = '13340'; var bsads = '6'; var bsloc = ''; var bswx = 468; var bshx = 60; var bsw = '_top'; var bsb = 'FFFFFF'; var bsf = '0000FF'; var bsalt = 'on'; Seasoned Cooking July 1998 Issue by Ronda L. Carnicelli Summer brings us sunshine, warm rain showers, and long evenings. That sounds like a great recipe for a special hobby of mine...herb gardening. While I also add some of the tried and true items to my garden, the herbs I grow have a special place in my heart...and my kitchen! Fresh herbs are a welcome treat in my summer kitchen. Herb gardening is very simple and fulfilling. Caring for a small garden takes little time and the fresh herbs that find their way to your dinner table are sure to bring oohs and aahs from those seated around it! Before we get started, I'd like to extend my appreciation to the people at Olbrich Botanical Gardens in Madison, Wisconsin. All of the wonderful photographs presented in this article were taken there. Too bad they wouldn't let me take some samples home! Types of Herb Gardens One of the major advantages of an herb garden is its versatility. You can grow your own on a tiny patio or make it spread across a backyard. You will need to determine whether you want to plant your garden in a plot or in containers. Of course, you can always use a combination of both for a unique look.

62. Educational Materials
    prints and seed medallions. (48 pages, 1992). Michigan 4H Guideto herb gardening Projects (4-H 1516). Helps 4-Hers learn about  
    http://museum.cl.msu.edu/s-program/folkpatterns/materials/
    
    Extractions: Family Folklore: A 4-H FOLKPATTERNS Project (4-H 1330) This project guide explores five forms of family folklore: stories, expressions, photographs, customs, and keepsakes. Includes many activity pages for kids to complete. (48 pages, Michigan 4-H, 1985) See sample activity, The Family Name Game. FOLKPATTERNS Leader's Guide (4-H 1506) This leader's guide includes information that volunteers need to know to lead a FOLKPATTERNS project. It includes 12 sample meeting plans that cover the four areas of FOLKPATTERNS exploration: "Discovering FOLKPATTERNS," "Discovering My Own Traditions," "Discovering My Family Traditions," and "Discovering Traditions in My Community and Beyond." (Folder, 23-page leader's guide, 12 meeting plans, Michigan 4-H, 1991). See sample activity, Interview Checklist. Foodways: A 4-H FOLKPATTERNS Project (4-H 1329) This publication explores the history and folklore of food. Some activities can be done by one person; others can be done in a group. The booklet introduces foodways, identifies foodway topics and inludes activity pages. (72 pages, Michigan 4-H, 1985) See sample activity, A Food By Any Other Name. Other 4-H Cultural Heritage Materials: This bulletin promotes an awareness of the heritage of vegetable varieties. It compares folklore and modern science, and old and new gardening techniques. It tells how to plan a heritage vegetable garden, a North American Indian garden, and how to collect and store seeds. One section is devoted to heritage gardening activities such as plant prints and seed medallions. (48 pages, 1992).

63. Herb Gardening
    herb gardening. Herbs seem to weave a spell over those who know them. Luke Cooleyhas inspired me with her herb gardening. I have begun planting more herbs.  
    http://www.southern-style.com/Herb Gardening.htm
    
    Extractions: Herb Gardening Jean, Eunice and Rosa "Herbs seem to weave a spell over those who know them. Diet and health have caused a rejuvenation of these wonderful, fascinating weeds. Even the smallest herb garden can be a place of enchantment on a warm summer day. You can watch bees sip nectar from tiny thyme or rosemary blossoms; inhale fragrance from scented begonias, be enchanted with hummingbirds in your Mexican sage or watch dewdrops glisten and sun warm your coral bells. If you don't have a garden, then herb wreaths and potpourris might warm your senses; tussey mussies sent to convey your thoughts; or center pieces and decorations enhance your home. Your taste buds will be delighted at the subtleness of their flavors. Beware! Once enchanted, they will enhance your life and touch those you love." Luke Cooley Luke's Herb Garden "Herbs are foremost cultivated weeds and thrive on benign neglect. They like to be fed and watered but do not like heavy fertilization and they like their feet dry. If you grow in pots, be sure and leave space between cement and pot or put rocks in the bottom. If you're growing in beds, raise them at least one landscape timber."

64. Gardening - WebTopic - France & Associates
    Courtesy of the New Brunswick Department of the Environment. herb gardening.The Whole Herb The herb boom is evident on this visually lovely site.  
    http://www.franceandassociates.net/garden/wtgardening.html
    
    Extractions: at amazon.com: or Browse Our Gardening and Outdoor Living Items We enjoy a variety of gardens: indoor, container, flower, medicinal and culinary herbs, raised bed, and landscape gardens. To see more about our family's gardens, with photos and projects we've done, visit our own gardens page Cooking with herbs, veggies, and other garden produce is another favorite hobby. Try out our original recipes Below are our favorite links to gardening sites on the web. You can scroll down to see the sections on composting and herbs. There you are, bored out of your gourd because it's not the right season for gardening. Well, get to planning that garden! Here's one of the best web sites of its kind, with weekend projects, the "Garden Guru," gardening magazines, and the Armchair Gardener. Go to "Regional Gardener" to locate your zone on a colorful map, or to determine the frost dates in your area. Get in the zone! Rebecca's Garden

65. Blooming As An Internet Gardener
    herb gardening. How about herb gardening? This site will take you ona comprehensive tour of herb, vegetable, and flower gardening.  
    http://www.aarp.org/computers-features/Articles/a2002-07-02-computers_features_g
    
    Extractions: AARP home join AARP your membership community ... site map Browse by topic - select an item and press go - About AARP Learning Life Answers Volunteering AARP en espanol or Search Life Online Features AARP Home Computers and Technology News How To Guides ... Book Reviews POPULAR LINKS What are Cookies? Blooming as an Internet Gardener By Sandy Berger WWW could easily mean Water, Weeds, and a Wealth of information for computer-literate gardeners, or so says Mark Wexler in Modern Maturity . And does he know his Internet! There are literally thousands of sites devoted to gardening with an endless supply of information on growing anything to everything. Be ready for a full crop of plant encyclopedias, garden designs and plans, how to's, weather zone maps, and gardening tips as well as garden specific message boards and chats. Digging in the Web I know you gardeners are itching to get your fingers off the keyboard and into the dirt, but, first, let's take a look at the spectacular resources available to you through the Internet. Type the word "gardening" into any search engine and you will find an overwhelming list of links. For a more targeted list of Internet gardening resources, look at

66. Kitchen Gardener Slipcase Set
    , Build your reference library of timeless vegetable gardening information.•, Over 600 pages of practical vegetable and herb gardening information.  
    http://www.taunton.com/store/pages/slipcase_set_kg.asp

67. Alternative Nature Online Herbal, Jewelweed Poison Ivy Oak Treatment Herb Pictur
    Extensive site with a good range of articles about alternative medicine, herbs, herbal remedies, a Category Health Alternative Herbs recipes, Information about ADD, alternative medicine, natural aphrodisiacs, aromatherapy,Echinacea, identifying wild plants, herb gardening, herb uses, SAME  
    http://altnature.com/
    
    Extractions: Alternative Nature Online Herbal Learn about herbal remedies from medicinal plants. With several articles and hundreds of herb pictures you can learn to recognize wild herbs in their habitats, avoid harvesting endangered plants, how plants are used in herbal medicine, and how to choose herbs wisely. Featuring Jewelweed, Nature's poison ivy treatment, and many more herbal home remedies from wild plants as well as herb stock photography for web site and commercial use. 2003 Herb Stock Photography Pictures CD collection

68. DIY Article
    Skillet. Beginning an Herb Garden. Herb Directory. herb gardening. GrowingHerbs in the Home Garden. Basic herb gardening. Book The  
    http://www.diynet.com/DIY/article/0,2058,3491,00.html
    
    Extractions: A : (Jesse Mack Burns, Ask DIY Gardening expert) A great place to start is in your cookbook! Leaf through it to check out recipes with herbs, and decide what you'd like to have available in your own kitchen. You might like chives, which have an onion flavor and are good in soups and omelets ( figure A , at left), or rosemary ( figure A , at right), which is great with chicken. Select a few of these to plant in a strawberry jar, ( figure B , at right), which has openings on the sides and at the top and is a good way to showcase an indoor herb garden. One good choice is sage ( figure C ), because it has fuzzy leaves and will cascade from the side holes. It also has a good flavor, particularly for stuffings and stews. Parsley ( figure D ) is also a good selection for an indoor container garden. It's delicious as a basic seasoning for potatoes, stews, breadings, sauces . . . and it's also a nice garnish.

69. References For Vegetable & Herb Gardening In The Low Desert
    Cooperative Extension Home Horticulture Environmentally Responsible Gardening Landscaping in the Low Desert References for Vegetable herb gardening in the  
    http://ag.arizona.edu/maricopa/garden/html/library/ref-grdn.htm
    
    Extractions: in the Low Desert Bartholomew, M. (1981) Square Foot Gardening . Emmaus, PA: Rodale Press Sunset Vegetable Gardening . Menlo Park, CA: Lane Publishing Co. Brookbank, G. (1988). Desert Gardening . Tucson: Fisher Books Complete how-to-do-it guide: How to prepare desert soil; Which varieties to choose; New varieties for favorite vegetables and fruits; The desert gardening year - what to do when. ISBN 1-55561-002-1

70. Herb Gardening
    herb gardening. by Meg McGowan. Conscious Choice, April 1999. My ownherb garden has grown from my love of plants and because I have  
    http://www.consciouschoice.com/herbs/herbs1204.html
    
    Extractions: Home Health Herbs Conscious Choice, April 1999 My own herb garden has grown from my love of plants and because I have always liked the idea of an herb garden. From there grew a love of cooking with fresh herbs and an affinity for particular plants and recipes and, of course, experimenting with their healing properties. The idea of an herb garden holds a timeless appeal. To walk outside and snip lavender ( Lavandula officinalis syn. L. angustifolia ) to tuck in your child's pillowcase for sweet dreams; to pluck a sage leaf ( Salvia officinalis ) and rub it on an insect bite or sting for relief, to harvest comfrey leaves ( Symphytum officinale ) to make a compress for a bruise or sprain: all of these make a connection between your work, the earth's offerings, and your own personal needs. Growing herbs in your own backyard offers a simple, joyful way to integrate them into your life. Additionally, herbs grown locally adapt to the ecosystem in which you live and may provide unique benefits.

71. Ethnobotanical Leaflets
    Worldwide Economic Botany Resources features a new link on herbs andherb gardening from the United States Department of Agriculture.  
    http://www.siu.edu/~ebl/
    
    Extractions: WELCOME to Ethnobotanical Leaflets Keith Harrison and Rebecca Brown are featured artists. Research Notes include an interview with Shutsung Liao, Director of the Tang Center for herbal research at the University of Chicago, an herb walk with OTS' Luis Diego Gómez, director of the Wilson Botanical Garden and Las Cruces Biological Station in Coto Brús, Costa Rica, and a special article on Varroa mites in honey bees and herbal and biological research to fight them. Ethno News and Happenings An opportunity to visit the Domestication exhibition in Paris should not be missed. EBL's Policy Corner has a note on recent National Science Foundation grants relevant to Economic and Ethnobotany. Worldwide Economic Botany Resources features a new link on herbs and herb gardening from the United States Department of Agriculture. There are also links to various ethnobotanical projects and organizations around the world. Enjoy. As always, contributions from our readers are welcome. Pharmacological considerations of Tylophora asthmatica , by Dr. Amrit Pal Singh, MD

72. The Old Farmer's Almanac "On-line" Country Store - Gardening Products
    this gorgeous, oversized calendar. You'll find tips on herb gardeningand plot ideas, as well as cooking with herbs. $9.99 each.  
    http://www.almanac.com/store/gardening.html
    
    Extractions: Navigation - Select a Page About the Almanac Advertiser Links Advertising in Print Advertising On-line Article Links: 2003 Edition Astrological Timetable Astronomy Best Fishing Days Classified Ads Editors' Picks Editors' Picks for Kids Feedback Food Forum Discussions Fund-Raising Opportunities Gardening Home Page Household Tips Newsletter Press Room Puzzle of the Day Question of the Day Radio Report Reference Room Seasonal Advice Seed Swap Shop On-line Site Index Search Web Site Specialty Products Tide Info Weather Center Weather History Weather: 5-Day Weather: Long Range Weekly Wisdom Writer's Guidelines and G ARDENING P RODUCTS Gardeners have always turned to The Old Farmer's Almanac for the best advice on how to keep things growing, what and when to plant, and ways to combat pests and pestilence, as well as the practical tips for which we've become famous. All of our useful and entertaining gardening products bring you both the newest in gardening information and the tried-and-true advice we've been bringing you for the past 200 years. T HE G ARDENER'S C OMPANION Current Issue.

73. GourmetSleuth - Spice Catalog  Page 2
    making fresh salsa. If you are looking for a excellent resource forlearning about herbs, try our Herbs and herb gardening book.  
    http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/cat_spice2.htm
    
    Extractions: Our selection of mortars and pestles range from a hand hewn solid olive wood to a rough natural lava molcajete. These grinding tools are perfect for grinding salts, fresh herbs, and even making fresh salsa. If you are looking for a excellent resource for learning about herbs, try our Herbs and Herb Gardening book.

74. GourmetSleuth - Product Information The Ultimate Book Of Herbs And Herb Gardenin
    The Ultimate Book of Herbs and herb gardening click for larger image, the ultimatebook of herbs herb gardening This book is an excellent source of  
    http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/detail_herbbook.htm

75. National Gardening - The Name Gardeners Trust For Flowers, Houseplants, Composti
    Quick reference guides to growing herbs, herb gardening 101, Share your tips,stories, and advice at Let's Talk Fruits, Veggies Herbs. Friend or foe?  
    http://www.nationalgardening.com/channels/fruits-herbs.html
    
    Extractions: "Impossible." "Can't do it," said the experts, when Suzanne Cannon asked about growing herbs commercially in southern Louisiana. Too hot and humid, she was told, too much rain, soils are too soggy. But she was undaunted, and after 10 years of experimenting she's running a thriving business selling herb vinegars....

76. Article
    herb gardening. If you are looking for a natural way to enhance food, eat healthyand be more relaxed, it's time to explore the many benefits of herb gardening.  
    http://www.savatree.com/article_herbs.htm
    
    Extractions: HERB GARDENING I f you are looking for a natural way to enhance food, eat healthy and be more relaxed, it's time to explore the many benefits of herb gardening. For centuries, many cultures around the world have enjoyed and employed herbs as an integral part of daily living. Here are some herbs which have earned international appeal: FENNEL This perennial herb, belonging to the carrot and parsley families, was used in ancient times to cure jaundice, infant colic and hiccups. Today, fennel is used in Africa to aid digestion as it is thought to be an antispasmodic for the digestive tract. In Latin America, fennel is still used to increase milk production in nursing mothers and Jamaicans use it to treat colds. If you are planning your herb garden for next spring, fennel is easy to grow from seed when planted in rich, moist soil. Germination takes about 2 weeks and seeds are ready for harvesting in late summer when they begin to turn brown,. Dandelion Although it is most commonly thought of as a weed, this herb is rumored to be beneficial in aiding digestion, preventing cancer and helping treat premenstrual syndrome, obesity, high blood pressure, congestive heart failure and yeast infections. In ancient Europe, dandelion was used to treat jaundice and gallstones. Dandelion is believed to be a natural diuretic. Although slightly bitter, dandelion leaves may be added to salads or cooked as a vegetable with some garlic, oil and lemon. As most gardeners know, dandelions are easy to obtain as they will grow in almost any soil. Just be sure to harvest leaves while they are young and still developing; mature leaves have an extremely bitter taste.

77. Red Butte Garden In Salt Lake City, Utah
    Spring Summer Perennials 630 830 pm. 14 - 28. Wednesdays. herb gardening 630- 830 pm. 15. Thursday. Landscaping for Water Conservation 12 noon - 130 pm. 17.  
    http://www.redbuttegarden.org/Calendar/?c=May_Calendar

78. Yankee Magazine - Yankee Store: Gardening Products
    this gorgeous, oversized calendar. You'll find tips on herb gardeningand plot ideas, as well as, cooking with herbs. $9.99 each.  
    http://www.yankeemagazine.com/store/gardening.php
    
    Extractions: G ARDENING P RODUCTS Gardeners have always turned to The Old Farmer's Almanac for the best advice on how to keep things growing, what and when to plant, and ways to combat pests and pestilence, as well as the practical tips for which we've become famous. All of our useful and entertaining gardening products bring you both the newest in gardening information and the tried-and-true advice we've been bringing you for the past 200 years. T HE G ARDENER'S C OMPANION Current Issue. 2003 Early Spring Gardener's Companion Back issues. Missing one of our beautifully designed, information-packed issues? Don't worry we've still got them! G ARDENING C ALENDAR 2003 Gardening Calendar features a digest of gardening tips and lore, old-time and modern advice, witticisms, and a full-length essay on a special topic. $7.99 each View All Calendars H ERBS C ALENDAR 2003 Herbs Calendar One herb takes the spotlight each month in this gorgeous, over-sized calendar. You'll find tips on herb gardening and plot ideas, as well as, cooking with herbs. $9.99 each

79. National Gardening: NGA's Gardenshop
    NGA's Garden Shop Presents Windowsill herb gardening Kit, Windowsillherb gardening Kit Grow a collection of herbs on your windowsill.  
    http://store.nga-gardenshop.com/
    
    Extractions: Outdoor Gardening Butterflies/Birds Composting Container Gardening Fences/Arbors ... Weather Indoor Gardening Light Gardens Seed Starting Gifts Gardening with Kids Books/Posters Home/Hearth Plants/Seeds Scented Geraniums Seed Collections Kitchen Garden/Herbs Perennial Collections ... Products with a Mission Order Toll-Free

80. RCE: Fact Sheets And Bulletins
    Gardening and Landscaping Publications. Vegetable and herb gardeningFact Sheets Bulletins, Get Adobe Acrobat Reader, Important!  
    http://www.rce.rutgers.edu/pubs/subcategory.asp?cat=5&sub=42

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