Now is the time to plant cool season, hardy annuals. Annual plants grow and die in one season. Usually we think of the warm season annuals (i.e., summer) such as marigolds and petunias. However, cool season, hardy annuals are started in the fall, don’t mind the winter, and bloom during the cool spring months before summer. Typically these are started from seed now and planted in the fall before our first frost in late October. Continue reading
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Come on over to the George Mason Regional Library in Annandale, VA, on Saturday, June 1, from 4:30 to 5:30 pm to hear me speak about growing and using culinary Asian herbs. Sponsored by the Hands on Harvests (HOH), this is a free event but HOH is asking attendees to consider making a donation. HOH is a local, non-profit organization that coordinates volunteers to grow produce for the food pantries. The deadline to register for the presentation is May 25; here is the registration link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E4FADA923A5F8C61-49509335-growing
If you are interested in having me speak to your organization, please check out my list of presentation topics on my website and contact me. I enjoy talking about culinary herbs, edible flowers, holiday herbs & spices, plant propagation, and seed saving. Don’t forget to check out the Facebook group Culinary Herbs and Spices.
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