Errata and Addenda for The Joy of Jams. Errata and Addenda for The Joy of Pickling. The Joy of Pickling in Film and Theater. Shop for Books and Equipment. The various historical meanings of. Have always fallen into two groups, the syrup, or pre-mix, and the finished drink.

April was not a good month. No it definitely was not! I was either sick, recovering from being sick and exhausted all month. Along with that I lost my inspiration for blogging at some point and our high speed Internet earlier in the month than usual.

Online Journal of a Novice Gardener. Saturday, June 9, 2012. Our little garden is doing great! Our tomato plants are loaded down with fruit, as are our jalapeños. Our cayennes have some peppers on the and several more blooms. Sunday, April 29, 2012.

Friday, September 30, 2011. Anyway, I did a bit of gardening today. I transplanted this lavender that I had had growing dramatically out of a sewer pipe. It was pretty tricky getting it out of there, even though it was in there for just one season. I dug a deep hole for it to live.

300 year old John Bartram, in the form of Kirk Ryan Brown, spoke to the Tulsa Herb Society this week. Less known than Carl Linnaeus, the notable plant botanist, Bartram, was responsible for enormous numbers of plant discoveries and plants entering general usage. John Bartram, prolific botanist of the 1700s. John Bartram ranting about Carl Linnaeus. John Bartram, an American hero.

This week I was inspired to make a batch myself. I began by looking at recipes online, some sounded good, some were downright goofy.

See my videos on my YouTube channel. Make a Cooking Wreath from Herbs. Herbs and pruners are all you need to make a wreath. I wrote about this craft thing I used to do with groups of visitors, back in the 1990s for The Herb Companion. Step 2, bending the sprigs to weave. Step 3, When your wreath is finished, trim off any extra ends that are sticking out and put the wreathes in a dark place, like a pantry, on paper and let them dry until crisp. To use the wreath,.

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Ozarks Gardening newspaper columns, on-line. Sunday, August 31, 2014. Make Your Own Hot Sauce. Hot sauce can be made from any peppers you grow. This has been an outstanding year for peppers and tomatoes in our area. 40 pages of my own favorite recipes. Quick and Easy Hot Sauce. Use it on scrambled eggs, grilled meats or as a marinade.