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A short season wild-forage crop with a lucrative international market

Choose or create a wet area in the garden to highlight bog plants like hostas, irises, ferns, and rushes. Choose the right container and substrate for the bog garden.

Tightly wound buds of delicate spring green fiddlehead ferns have found their place in gourmet meals. These tasty little morsels resemble asparagus in flavor.

Fiddleheads are nutritious, delicious, and last only a short season in the spring.

Enjoy one of the season's first fresh vegetables in an Asian inspired salad featuring toasted sesame seeds, garlic and a bit of spice.

Many are surprised to find that the late blooming Tulip Tree is actually a Magnolia. Daffodils usually bloom at the same time making them a great companion planting.

Grow these flower bouquet favorites for home decorating, weddings, or gift giving. Roses, lilies, and other florist flowers are easy to grow without chemicals.

A rain garden is a planted area of the yard that acts as a natural filter and drain for storm water from a home. It can also be a beautiful water or marsh garden.

The garden should look nice even when there is nothing in bloom. Here are some top shade-loving plants that have beautiful flowers and leaves.

Frittatas - Traditional peasant or farm worker fare that were made with a variety of ingredients that were on hand or leftover.

Spring is the time when a young lover's heart turn to love and a culinarian turns to the bounty of wild foraged foods.

Planting a rain garden is a great family project. Choose from a list of deep rooted plants that can attract butterflies or birds and becomes a low maintenance garden.