Herbs For Indigestion
Did you overindulge during your feasting? Are you sitting here surfing the net because heartburn has you up late and unable to rest? Here are some herbs that may help relieve that bloated, acidic and just plain overworked digestive system. Mint - It might sound boring, but mint tea is easy on the stomach and really does soothe your indigestion. No special trick to it, just plain old mint of any kind will do. I enjoy peppermint myself.

Aerogarden Has Arrived
My new Aerogarden has arrived! My first impression out of the box, is that it is a really simple and yet, ingenious idea. I assembled it with the simple picture instructions, not needing to delve too deeply into what went where. I had it completely assembled and running within 15 minutes of opening the package.

Fiskars Offering Gardening Grants
I just received news that Fiskars is offering community gardening groups from the U.S and Canada, $1000 in gardening tools and $1,000 in garden related materials. This is the perfect opportunity to get your local herb garden club off the ground! The deadline to apply is February 19, 2010. Go to the website for all of the information you need, and apply online. What a great idea! Thanks, Fiskars. Fiskars Offering Gardening Grants originally appeared on

Aerogarden Sale
If you wanted to get a predesigned indoor herb garden, but the price put you off, I found out that Aerogarden is having a sale on their micro(three pod) gardens! I am not affiliated with this company in any way, just have coveted a cute little desktop garden for quite a while. I just ordered a black one, with Mediterranean herbs, and will now stalk the mailman until it arrives. The sale says quantities are limited, but no mention of how limited or how long the promotion will last.  They are normally $59.00 f

Herbs For Holiday Cooking
Now is the time to start organizing your holiday grocery list. Thanksgiving is fast approaching, and these herbs are must haves for a fabulous meal. Try to find them fresh if possible. Often, you can still find small pots of herbs available in nurseries. These make wonderful hostess gifts, and a row of them on the windowsill, will make a cheery decoration for celebrating our bounty. Rosemary and Sage - Your turkey can be deliciously flavored using rosemary and sage. Remember the hand rubbed sage powder that you made this summer? Now is the time to use it! Rosemary can be used fresh or dried. Mix these herbs with softened butter. Separate the skin from the t