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Scientists are taking notice of the powerful antioxidants in pungent rosemary that have the power to cut colon cancer risk.

Rosemary is one of the oldest healing herbs and is popular in today's herb gardens; Rosemary is both a culinary and medicinal herb, with many healing properties.

Although well known as a seasoning, rosemary has many uses other outside of the culinary realm. The aromatic woody herb can boost moods, relax the body and refresh rooms.

Rosemary, a popular herb, is supposed to have been used as far back as 500 B.C. by the ancient Greeks and Romans, for medicinal and culinary purposes.

Herbs have been popular through the ages for their multiple uses, and perhaps the most versatile is the rosemary.

Herb growers can cram scores of different varieties of culinary herbs into a small space. Evergreen herbs rosemary and sage are versatile culinary herbs for propagation.

Rosemary is a great addition to your garden and your spice rack. Thinking about buying a rosemary Christmas tree? It'll be easy to keep after the holiday.

New research details how the culinary and medicinal herb, rosemary, a delight to taste and smell, also protects our brains against neurodegeneration from free radicals.

Rosemary's hardiness, aroma and versatility as a culinary herb is an asset to cooks. Here's an introduction to some chefs' recipes using rosemary in roasts and baking.

Any spell cast has the possibility to bring unexpected and detrimental results. For that reason one should always know how to reverse any spell cast.

St. Patrick's Day is all about going green. Adding an environmentally friendly component to your party food doesn't have to be expensive: Try organic herbs and greens!

Ideas for easy-to-make or easy-to-find gifts for the unexpected guest or impromptu party.

The common rule for herbs has been that fresh is better, but sometimes this mantra needs to be rethought. When to use fresh or dried herbs depends on various elements.

Fresh herbs add zest and flavor to everyday cooking. These five common Italian herbs will add color to your summer garden and zest to your cooking.