As is our pattern this time of year, we’d like to express our gratitude for the many Herb Society of America Blog readers all over the world. ...
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Recently, I attended the annual conference of The Herb Society of America outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It’s always an enjoyable ...
I remember the first dress that made me feel good about myself. I was 17 and looking for something to wear to a dance, not formal, not cocktail, ...
The nightshade family of plants sounds ominous - how could it not with the use of the words night and shade? The official name of this family ...
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Gardening has long been a popular pastime. The pandemic, and subsequent lockdown, has only increased ...
It is with great pleasure that I announce to our blog readers that two very accomplished horticulture professionals are taking over leadership ...
This month’s Herb Society of America Herb of the Month, safflower, (Carthamus tinctorius), has had many uses throughout its long history. Use of ...
When I was a little girl, and found that the beautiful flower at the side of the road was called, “Queen Anne’s Lace,” I had two pressing ...
Books make great gifts. Here’s a roundup of herb-related books we’ve reviewed in the past two-plus years. Click a headline to learn more. Then ...
Again this year, The Herb Society of America is offering “The 12 Days of Christmas Countdown-to-Savings”, a sale offering daily great deals on ...
Most of us grow herbs to treat the senses with beauty, aroma or taste. We may tap their chemical properties to treat internal or external ...
Two hundred artists are housed in a string of 22 converted industrial and historical buildings on a one-mile stretch along the French Broad River.
Because I work in the ego-crushing atmosphere of a high volume sales office, I find the need for an occasional morale booster. So when my ...
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