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Turn Your Yard into Flowery Mead

Turn Your Yard into Flowery Mead

I don’t know about you, but I’m one of those gardeners who see a perfectly manicured lawn and thinks to herself that there must be something …

Herbs for St. Brigid’s Eve

Brrrr. It is so cold. As we dip into the negative double digits in Northeast Ohio, I find it hard to believe that spring will ever come and yet, …
All-Heal: Splendor In The Grass

All-Heal: Splendor In The Grass

This plant’s Latin name has given me my chosen nom-de-Hogwarts:  Prunella vulgaris. It suits me. Prunella’s common names also speak volumes:  …

The Witch’s Herb Garden

From Shakespeare to J.K. Rowling, we seem to have an undying curiosity of what plants witches used….and for what.  In the spirit of Halloween, …
Foraging: Find Free Food in the Weeds

Foraging: Find Free Food in the Weeds

When I was about eight, I loved to lounge in the lawn behind my parents’ light green ranch home. The grass was mixed with clover (edible), dandelions (edible), plantain (edible), chickweed (edible), violets (edible), purslane (edible), ground ivy (edible), onion grass (edible). Who knew I was laying in the salad?
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