Homegrown herbs boost summer cooking ideas
Marilyn Walker of the Fairfield Herb Society in Ohio says herbs are easy to grow in a 4 by 6 foot patch with loose soil and compost. Linda Veffer recommends starter plants and details easy herbs like chervil, parsley, chives, thyme, sweet marjoram, and garlic, rosemary, and basil with practical growing tips and a salt substitute recipe from the society.
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Viburnums provide year round appeal for landscapes
Viburnums are a diverse group of shrubs and small trees ideal for home grounds in State College. They offer fragrant spring flowers pink or white blooms glossy summer foliage vivid fall color and bright fruit in late summer to fall. Depending on species they can be specimen plants or used in borders with space needs and moderate fertilization. several varieties such as Korean Spice Pink Snowball Doublefile and Marie’s Viburnum are highlighted for their flower power and fruit, while Leatherleaf Viburnum remains evergreen in southern Pennsylvania regions.
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