The Value of Thought I just returned from a trip to Maine. While there, we happened upon this charming quaint town, Ogunquit. We visited a … Read More
The Die Hard Herbies were busy cleaning the garden
A few beautiful Fall days got the Herbies out to cleanout the gardens at the Arboretum. Check out the new arched pergola. A beautiful new … Read More
October 2017 Recipe of the Month
October 2017 Recipe of the Month Fabulous Pumpkin! A recipe from Carla, reprinted by popular demand. Why buy canned when you can have fresh cooked … Read More
Just a few bottles of vinegar
103 bottles of vinegar on the wall 103 bottles of vinegar… Herbies plus 1 in training strained and bottled herbal vinegar for our sales. … Read More
A Spider in the Kitchen Garden
Black and Yellow Garden Spider Argiope aurantia makes her home among the lavender in the kitchen garden. Look closely you can see her egg sac. … Read More
September 2017 Recipe of the Month
Kathy’s Garlic Scape Pesto A great way to use garlic scapes! Can’t wait to try this recipe. Ingredients and method: Place following ingredients in bowl … Read More
A Garden Tour of a Different Kind
Our August meeting generally is at a member’s home with tours of their garden. This year we toured an Urban kind of Garden at the … Read More
The Rue of Rue
According to an old Webster dictionary, copyrighted in 1958, the definition of the word Rue is; To lament or be sorry for; repent of: n. … Read More
The Garden Herbies
Herbies got the day off today, but we’ll be back gardening next week at the Arboretum Herb Gardens. The Kitchen Garden, shown here is looking fabulous … Read More
Forsythe Pot HIG – don’t know what a HIG is, read on.
Shirley taught several Herbies to create a Forsythe Pot for the propagation of herbs. We planted Sage, Lavender, Scented Geraniums, Lemon Verbena, Thyme, and I’m … Read More