Money doesn't grow on trees, but soap does. Soapnuts, or soapberries, have become popular over the last few years in western culture, but they have been used for thousands of years by many other ...
Growing Cloudberries: Everything You Need To Know to Grow This Rare Berry
If you want a special berry plant to add to your garden, consider growing cloudberries. These small, delicate plants produce delicious berries that are considered a rare delicacy. They don't take ...
How to Grow Epazote Herb in Your Garden
Never heard of epazote? You're not alone. Many are unfamiliar with it, but people have been growing and using this amazing herb for centuries. If you like Southern Mexican or Guatemalan food, you ...
Pleurisy Root: Learn How to Grow This Medicinal Powerhouse
Pleurisy root might not instantly come to mind when people name their favorite healing plants. This is likely because it's isn't as popular as coltsfoot, mullein, or horehound for chest complaints. ...
Growing Pine Nuts: Planting Guide, Care, Problems, and Harvest
After seeing the cost of pine nuts in the supermarket, I knew I wanted to grow my own. I use a lot in the kitchen, and the little bags from the store just don't cut it. Growing your own pine nuts ...
How to Grow Sea Buckthorn in Your Garden
Never heard of sea buckthorn? Most people haven't! But if you want to try growing a fruit that's a little out of the ordinary and incredibly tasty, sea buckthorns should be at the top of your ...
How to Grow St. John’s Wort Plant in Your Garden
If you're interested in growing your own medicinal plants, St. John's wort is a must-have for your garden. Not only is this herbal ally exceptionally easy to grow, but it also has multiple uses. ...
How To Grow Tangerine Trees No Matter Where You Live
Who doesn't love those tiny tasty oranges known as tangerines? Their skin pulls off easily, and the segments are sweet and delicious. If you're thinking of growing your own healthy treats, tangerines ...
How to Grow Boysenberries Plant in Your Garden
Love berries? It's rare to find boysenberries at grocery stores because they go bad quickly after harvest. That means if you love them, growing boysenberries in your own garden is a must. If you ...