Raised bed plan and container gardens filled with herbal abundance.
Author: Sue Goetz
Sweet and Noble Bay
Bay laurel (Laurus nobilis), also known as sweet bay, is a familiar herb to many
Make Time! Herb Fizzy
Easy aromatics for showering. Useful to help clear your head and stuffy sinus’ in cold weather. 1 cup baking soda … More
Refresh and Revive Mint
Herbs are potted and tucked into all spaces of my garden, but jars of roots are such a simple act … More
Listen in!
Fun to be a guest of Jennifer Jewell on her fabulous podcast Cultivating Place. Please listen in! https://www.cultivatingplace.com/single-post/2019/11/14/ALL-THE-HERBS-OF-THE-SEASON-with-SUE-GOETZ
Captured by Rosemary
That’s the real enchantment of herbs, how all the gifts of aroma, flavor, and healing capture us!
Make these easy Herb Drying Screens!
Pick, pick, pick…are you harvesting your herbs? As summer gives us it’s late summer heat, it seems like every day … More
Virtual Class time!
If you haven’t been able to join me live for my talk based on my book A Taste for Herbs, here is your chance to go to class with me.
Grab a glass of iced herb tea, put your feet up and enjoy..
Do you know Savory?
The name savory is a good descriptor of the flavor of this herb. It has a bit of hot spicy flavor on the tongue. Savory tastes like a combination of oregano and thyme. The essential oils of savory and thyme are very similar in their chemical make-up so their similar flavor that can be used interchangeably in recipes
Herbal Hydration!
Why buy flavored waters when you can make your own? Cool, herb-infused waters are a healthy alternative to sugary or caffeine-laden drinks. Use fresh summer herbs from the garden with fresh fruits and vegetables. Fresh-made herbal waters are a great way to stay hydrated through the day with some micro benefits from the fresh herbs.
