The Garden Path

The Garden Path

Arranging a bowl of flowers in
the morning can give a sense of
quiet in a crowded day-like writing
a poem or saying a prayer.
~Anne Morrow Lindbergh

Welcome to The Garden Path, where we share gardening tips, ideas, and memories. We believe that gardening is good for our souls, our well being and certainly our stress level!  Whether you grow a few pots of herbs on your windowsill or maintain a large garden in the country, you are a gardener. Share your garden favorites or ask questions in our Garden Forum.

HERBS & SPICES: The first section below is our index of individual herb profiles that include growing information, harvesting tips plus recipes for using the herb or spices.  They are in alphabetical order.  We add more as they are completed.

Herb Profiles
Flowers and Foliage
Houseplants & Indoor Care
Cooking & Crafting With Herbs
The Kitchen Garden
Roses and Garden Inspiration
Kids in the Garden
Our Feathered Friends
Growing and Harvesting Tips

The Parlor

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Old Fashioned Tips

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Easter Recipes

Holiday Feature

Cooking With Fresh Apple Cider

Autumn not only brings the arrival of apples, but of fresh apple cider. Nothing beats a cool fall day treat of cake doughnuts and a tall glass of fresh cider. If you can't make it to a local orchard you will find cider in the produce section of your grocery store as well. Don't miss out on this traditional autumn treat.

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Home & Hearth

Cast Iron Cookware

It has been said, over and over in fact, that there is nothing better than food prepared in a cast iron pan. Several dishes, including Mexican fajitas, Cajun seafood, sausage & eggs, and of course, cornbread, are hailed as delicious when prepared in these pans. Cast iron is also the cookware of choice amongst serious campers and hikers, but be sure to bring the pack mule, this stuff is heavy!

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