Rooted in Folklore – The Herb Society of America Blog
By Kristin Graves
October is often dominated by pumpkins but there is another vegetable that deserves a bit of the spotlight at this time of...
Turmeric – The Golden Spice – The Herb Society of America...
By Maryann Readal
I love when The Herb Society’s Herb of the Month is a plant that I can grow in my garden. This month’s...
Weaving Threads of Magic Between Generations – The Herb Society of...
By Beth Schreibman Gehring
This year, my autumn garden has taken on a life of its own, far from the orderly vision I had in...
A Weed Lover’s Manifesto – The Herb Society of America Blog
By Andrea Jackson
I love weeds. There, I said it. Don’t worry, I do pull them (there’s a reason why they’re called weeds, after all)...
Garlic – A Really Ancient Herb – The Herb Society of...
By Maryann Readal
Garlic, Alllium sativum, is The Herb Society’s Herb of the Month for September. This is the time to get excited about garlic...
It’s All Greek to Me! – The Herb Society of America...
By Erin Holden
These days, when I meet people for the first time, it might seem to them that I have no other interests besides...
Roselle Hibiscus – A Colorful Herb – The Herb Society of...
By Maryann Readal
Roselle hibiscus is The Herb Society’s Herb of the Month for July. With its bright red calyces, green leaves, red stems, and...
Finding Your People – The Herb Society of America Blog
By Chrissy Moore
Recently, I attended the annual conference of The Herb Society of America outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It’s always an enjoyable experience interacting...
Marvelous Mint – The Herb Society of America Blog
By Peggy Riccio
Mint is a great plant to have, as long as you grow it in containers. It is very versatile — there are...
Savory – The Herb of the Satrys – The Herb Society...
By Maryann Readal
The Herb Society’s Herb of the Month for July is savory, Satureja spp. Summer savory, Satureja hortensis, is the annual version of...