Category: Herb Garden

• What to do in your May garden

  

  Our spring vegetable garden is looking pretty good right now. Tomatoes are filling out, beans have set blossoms and are starting to produce pods. Because of the cooler than average March and April weather, lettuce has probably not bolted yet. Peppers are also setting fruit just about now, eggplant looks good, strawberries are turning red. […]

  Bob Dailey

  May 12, 2021

  Gardening, Herb Garden, insects, Spring Vegetable Gardening, Vegetable Gardening

  herbs, insects, native bees, Okra, pollinators, Southern Peas, tomatoes, vegetables, watermelons

• It’s not too late to start a winter herb garden

  

  There’s nothing like the fragrance of rosemary in a warmkitchen during cold and dreary winter days. Or the taste of fresh chiveschopped on a baked potato. Or cilantro in that salsa you’re making. These herbs, as well as others, can be grownoutside during the winter.

  Bob Dailey

  December 10, 2018

  Herb Garden, Vegetable Gardening

  chives, cilantro, Herb Garden, herbs, parsley, rosemary, rules for planting herbs

• Interfaith’s Organic Vegetable Garden

  

  Sarah Munday, with Interfaith of The Woodlands’ Veggie Village, at the Alden Bridge Community Garden. 90% OF FOOD HARVESTED DONATED TO INTERFAITH FOOD PANTRY Veggie Village, community donation gardens, are welcoming places where people work and learn together while providing fresh organic produce to the Interfaith Food Pantry and Senior Living Complexes. The gardens are […]

  Bob Dailey

  October 8, 2018

  Herb Garden, Interfaith Donation Gardens, Making black Gold, organic gardening, Vegetable Gardening

  Donation Gardens, fresh vegetables, Interfaith, Interfaith of The Woodlands, organic vegetable gardening, Vegetable gardens