Meet Peggy Riccio of Peg Plant
Check out garden writer Peggy Riccio of Peg Plants list of Monthly Events page.
Check out garden writer Peggy Riccio of Peg Plants list of Monthly Events page.
There are so many wonderful things about Parsley. Best yet, are the beautiful caterpillars that eat it and turn into Black Swallowtail Butterflies
Sometimes it’s nice to see how something works for someone else before trying it out for yourself. To that end, we have an herb garden in front of our store to show you how certain herbs behave in a real garden setting. Read about what’s working and what isn’t here.
Growing your own herbs is easy, economical and gives you the freshest ingredients possible. Plus, there are way more plant varieties to choose from than what you could buy at the grocery store, so you can experiment with new flavors!
Don’t settle for grocery store herbs! Bring the freshness of an outdoor herb garden indoors with these tips.
It’s easy to grow the most commonly used herbs. Read on to learn how.
Take a peek at Jessica’s fall edible garden; she’s still harvesting veggies and even tender herbs for meals!
The first frost of means the last of summer’s harvest for Jessica. Read what she’s planning for her green tomatoes, herbs and gourds.
It’s hard to believe that we are already well into the month of August. Before we know it, leaves will be changing colors. While some fruits and vegetables in the Summer garden (like squash and potatoes) may be dwindling, others…
With the local strawberry season coming to a close, we are trying to get our fill of these delicious Summer berries before they’re gone until next season. However, while local pick-your-own farms and farmers markets are dwindling on strawberry availability,…
One of my favorite herbs is basil, it’s fresh and distinct, but also an herb that appeals to the masses. I demonstrated two ways to use this versatile herb- Basil, Parsley and Walnut Pesto, and Basil and Edamame Hummus.
Last week, when I was feeling under the weather, my son handed me a delicious cup of tea. It didn’t surprise me when he asked about what we could plant this summer to make our own tea. He is always planting in his mind’s eye, even in February – a challenging time for those with twitching green thumbs.