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  ON September 18,2014

How To Save Seeds: From Harvesting to Using Them

When It Comes To Gardening, Timing Is Everything I am sure you have been in that place, being the careful gardener that you are. That is, you mindfully plant your seeds in April, May, or June for summer-long harvests of aromatic culinary greens. You water, watch, and wait until the little first leaves emerge and then…

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Plant an Indoor Herb Garden
  ON July 31,2014

How To Start An Indoor Herb Garden

Have you ever wondered about the bounty that nature gives us each and every year? If you’re here, I’m betting you have.  We do love wildcrafting here at the Herbal Academy of New England, but we understand that maybe you need some herbs that don’t naturally grow in your backyard or down the local nature trail….

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5 Simple Ways to Conserve Water in the Garden
  ON July 23,2014

5 Simple Ways to Conserve Water for Your Garden

Much of the country, including the Southwest and northern Texas, are currently experiencing significant drought. This is not only an alarming situation, but it can be a frustration to those who enjoy long showers and like to keep their lawns a perfect shade of emerald green. But it’s also a problem for those of us…

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tips for late gardening
  ON April 21,2014

3 Easy Tips for Late Gardening

It seems like everyone in your life is gardener extraordinaire…except for you. Your neighbor, your best friend, and your perfect sister-in-law have all found the time to plant a whole garden amidst schedules that are as crazy as yours. And since you haven’t even gotten started, is it possible to do some late gardening? What…

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How To Make Compost Tea
  ON April 15,2014

What is Compost Tea? Plants Drink Tea, Too!

At the Herbal Academy, we believe in cultivating awareness of our interconnectedness with the living communities all around us. When we use the earth’s resources with wisdom and respect, all of us (plants, animals, humans) will live far more healthy and abundant lives. A key way we enjoy these gifts is by consuming herbs for…

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