EDIBLE PLANTS

Are Watermelon Seeds Edible? Yes! Watermelon seeds are edible and no you won’t grow watermelons in your stomach like your grandma may have told you! Not only are they edible, …

More than just a pretty face with the familiar yellow-petaled flowers and a dark center; Black Eyed Susan medicinal benefits are also worth a second glance. Known scientifically as Rudbeckia …

When it comes to the widely (and wildly) favored tomato, most relish the sandwich tomato. However, there’s a lot to be said about the tiniest tomato, commonly known as Spoon …

Whenever we consider small salad tomatoes, we typically call them cherry tomatoes. That’s likely because cherry tomatoes have been around a lot longer than grape tomatoes. We’ll get into the …

Cinnamon is not only a wonderful spice to use in cooking, it also has some interesting benefits when used for plants. If you’re wondering how to use cinnamon for plants, …

What is Damping Off? “Damping off” is a term used to describe a number of different disease conditions that cause seeds and young seedlings to die soon after they begin …

If you’re wondering how to make calendula oil, as with many things, there’s more than one right way. So in this article we’re going to share some of the most …

Echinacea, commonly known as purple coneflower, is a perennial plant native to North America. Revered for its stunning pink-purple flowers and medicinal properties, it has become a staple in many …

The preparation and consumption of echinacea as a tea is the most popular method of obtaining micro-doses of echinacea benefits. If you’re new to how to make echinacea tea, you’ll …

Vegetable, Fruits and Flowers to Plant in July by Hardiness Zone Gardening is a season long endeavor, and a year-round thing in warmer growing zones. A trip to any local …