In the UK, January may bring chilly temperatures and frosty mornings, but the herb garden can still be a place of preparation and planning. Here are some tasks to focus on this month that will set you up for a flourishing herb garden come spring: 1. Planning and Design: Use this quiet time to sketch out a plan for your herb garden. Consider the layout, keeping in mind the sunlight each section receives. Visualise where you want taller herbs, such as fennel or marshmallow , t

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Ginger, known for its culinary uses, is also highly valued for its medicinal properties worldwide. This plant has been held in high...

The interaction between humans and fungi is multifaceted. Some play a crucial role in the production of food, medicine, and biotechnology.

Dandelions are often dismissed as pesky weeds, but they've been used for centuries to treat ailments such as digestive and skin conditions!

The use of vervain for medicinal, ceremonial, and superstitious purposes goes back thousands of years.