Results for Category: Garden Medicine

Blackberry Winter - Tips For Helping Bees | Herbal Academy | A sudden cold snap (blackberry winter) can damage flowering herbs and plants. Here are tips to ensure a continuous nectar flow for the garden and honeybees.
  ON March 18,2014

Blackberry Winter – Tips for Helping Bees

“Blackberry Winter” is a hauntingly beautiful song mourning a love affair that ends coldly and without warning. For gardeners eager to embrace the onset of the spring growing season, a sudden cold snap (or a blackberry winter) can damage tender blooms of flowering herbs, fruits, and other spring plants. Blackberry winter comes without warning Just…

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  ON March 01,2014

5 Easy Herbs to Grow

You may have decided that you would like to start your very own herbal garden this year, and have even had some ideas of where on your property (or in your home) it will go. But what sort of herbs should you grow in it? Starting a new garden can seem somewhat daunting, especially if…

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  ON February 19,2014

5 Steps to Starting Seeds

Most of us associate springtime with re-birth and growth, and never is this idea more in line with the season than when we grow our own herbs from tiny little seeds. Even the mightiest oak trees start as an acorn, and we can create a smaller scale version with anything from basil to tarragon to…

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  ON November 06,2013

How to Create a Reflection Garden in 4 Steps

With the coming of winter, many of us start to miss time in our gardens. And why shouldn’t we? Our garden is a special, dedicated place. We go to great effort to cultivate the land so that plants of our choosing can have a home. We till the soil, fertilize it, and make sure that…

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Next Year's Garden
  ON September 09,2013

5 Tips for Getting a Start on Next Year’s Garden

With the coming of fall, it can be daunting to be faced with six months of very little gardening to do. Or, perhaps you decided halfway through the summer that you’d like to take up gardening but felt you missed an opportunity to grow anything this year. But just because we’re about to enter a…

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