September marks a turning point in the garden. The summer heat starts to fade, and it's time to think about what comes next. Whether you're planning for a ...

"Gather and prepare your herbs by harvesting them, removing any dead leaves and then tying the stems together in small bunches, then hang them upside down in a warm, well-ventilated place out of ...

If you’ve been snipping away at your home-grown basil to throw on tomato salads, enjoying mint in your cocktails and adding ...

Plant these fragrant herbs once, and they will continue to come back year after year! Here's how to grow chives like a pro.

In 2009, Darin and Richelle Kowalke purchased 80 acres, near Nevis, next to his childhood home. Formerly James’ Berry Farm, ...

This summer garden pasta salad recipe makes good use of your garden's harvest, featuring goodies like zucchini, cherry tomatoes, and bell peppers.

Chives are easy to grow from seed or seedlings. If you're starting from seeds, sprinkle them over the soil in spring, pat down lightly, and water well. Seedlings will pop up in about 10 to 20 days ...

Lemon or another citrus such as lime is also good in them. Some additional freshness from snipped chives works a treat too; I used garlic chives, simply because those are the ones that I grow.