African basil is scientifically known as ‘Ocimum gratissimum’, but in most Bantu speaking parts of Uganda, it is called ‘Omujaaja’. Barbra Atuhiire is a young lady, a few months back she had lost all ...
Everyone likes basil, or I have yet to meet that person who does not. Basil (bay-zill to Americans, ba-zill to the British) is considered the king of herbs owing to its elevated status among them.
Hello Mid-Ohio Valley farmers and gardeners! Another beautiful week of weather in April is upon us. However, rain and cooler weather are in the forecast for the weekend. If you get the itch to go out ...
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Herb gardeners are well aware that bees love herbs – their flowers almost vibrate with activity as summer arrives. Lavender, thyme, rosemary, mint, oregano, borage, and bee balm are all favorites ...
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To many lovers of fresh food summer means tomatoes and fresh basil. Basil is known as the “king of herbs.” Basil is originally native to India and Iran. It came to Europe via Italy. In native India, ...
The garden gods have been good to me so far this summer, even if the weather has been something of a nightmare for those of us without central air. Despite a long string of 90-degree days and not ...
Everyone likes basil, or I have yet to meet that person who does not. Basil (bay-zill to Americans, ba-zill to the British) is considered the king of herbs owing to its elevated status among them.
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