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Harvesting and Using Black SalsifyBlack salsify was once a popular vegetable. This root crop has many culinary uses.
Pomegranate VarietiesGardeners can choose from many varieties of the pomegranate. Single and double flowered types are available.
Skirret Uses and History Skirret has been used as a human food since ancient times. This largely neglected vegetable originated in Eurasia.
Introduction to Mulberries Mulberries are native to Africa, Asia, and North America. Most originated in Asia. Two are native to America.
Growing Myrtle Myrtle is an easy to grow evergreen shrub or tree. It is hardy to zone eight. This is a great indoor plant as well as a bonsai and topiary.
Lovage-a Versatile Herb for the Kitchen GardenLovage is well worth including in herb and kitchen gardens and vegetable garden. This useful, versatile plant is a perennial.
Growing MulberriesEasy to grow, mulberries are care free plants that require minimal care. Give the long lived trees plenty of space.
Culinary and Medicinal Uses of Myrtle Myrtle is a very versatile, easy to grow plant that is suitable for the edible landscape. Along with its many culinary uses, this has also been used for medicinal and other purposes.
Recommended Mulberry VarietiesThere is a suitable mulberry tree for most any landscape situation from patios and pots to fruit gardens. Here are profiles of some outstanding ones that are well worth considering.
Myrtle DescriptionMyrtle is a lovely evergreen shrub or tree that is quite suitable for warm climates. The scented white blooms are gorgeous.
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