Vegetables and Herbs Articles

Got rhubarb? Onions? Garlic? We’re happy to show you how to get fresh herbs and vegetables from the garden into your kitchen. Yum, yum! Articles courtesy of Horticulture magazine.

A Taste for Weeds

(April 1998) – Wayne Winterrowd

An Ark for Herbs

(May/June 2005) – Tovah Martin

Cue Ball Summer Squash

(June/July 2009) – Carol Michel

Drying Herbs

(July/August 1998) – Janet H. Sanchez, illustrations by Elayne Sears

Far-Flung Flavor

(July/August 2002) – Holly Shimizu

Forcing Rubarb

(November/December 2000) – Lon J. Rombough, illustrations by Elayne Sears

Get Going with Garlic

(September/October 2001) – Carrie Chalmers

Growing Good Peas

(February/March 2009) – Wayne Winterrowd

Growing Mesclun in a Cold Frame

(October 1997) – Janet H. Sanchez, illustrations by Elayne Sears

How the Vegetable Patch Got its Shape

(March 2000) – Charles Elliot

Planting an Asparagus Bed

(April 2000) – Janet H. Sanchez, illustrations by Elayne Sears

Raising a Giant Pumpkin

(May 1998) – Janet H. Sanchez, illustrations by Elayne Sears

Salads in the Snow

(February 1998) – Barbara Damrosch

Straight from the Pod

(April 2000) – Lee Reich

Sun, Camera, Vegetables!

(August/September 1997) – Roger B. Swain

The Essential Onion

(March 1997) – Wayne Winterrowd, illustrations by Pamela Stagg

Tinker with Tomatoes

(December/January 2009) – Peter Garnham

Tips for Successful Herbs in Pots

(April 2009) – Deborah Schneebeli-Morrell

Unusual Veggies

(May 2009) – Nan Sinton

Today's Gardening Tips
One way to catch earwigs is slice a rotting potato and lay near plants- they will go to the slice and hide at night. In the morning, lift and stomp