The following is by Linn County Extension Master Gardener Lisa Slattery: I love growing and cooking with fresh herbs. You can grow herbs in a garden or in pots for triple-duty purpose; pretty plants, ...

Growing your own food doesn’t always require a garden, soil-filled pots, or large outdoor space. With just a few glass jars and a sunny windowsill, you can cultivate fresh, edible plants right inside ...

If you already cook with herbs, you know how much flavor they add to food. But if they are dried and reside in jars on a shelf in your kitchen, you may be surprised to discover what using fresh herbs ...

You can’t beat homegrown edible plants for high-impact flavor and nutrition. The longer they go from soil to fork, the weaker their content — from flavor-enhancing sugars to immune-system-boosting ...

If you like to cook, you probably have a pantry full of jars of herbs and spices. These often expire or get used up way too often. One TikToker, though, is saying they have a hack to get a lifetime ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Your home might already be dotted with beautiful houseplants you can grow in glass jars and bottles. But what if your greenery could also feed ...

One of my lifelong dreams has been to take care of a garden without inadvertently killing all of the plants in it. My “black thumb” has a long track record of being the curse of death for anything ...