Common name - Star Flower In a nutshell: Easy to Grow Annual (Self Sowing Year after Year) Pollinator magnet - Invites Good Bugs Attractive Blue Star Flower Culinary Attributes - All Parts are Edible, except roots Enhances drinks ex. Teas, Wines, Lemonades Amends Soil Over Time Great Garden Companion Plant Repels Bad Bugs Enhances Flavor of some Vegetables Extensive Medicinal Value From the Boraginaceae family, it is an Old Fashioned annual herb that generously reseeds itself. In appearance, Borage grows in an upright but bushy form and can get 2-3’ high and wide. It has stocky tuberous and hairy stems with extremely pubescent (hairy) pale green leaves. The new young leaves and flowers are
Are you interested in learning about growing orchids, but intimidated and afraid of the unknown?? If this be the case, you are NOT alone. Hi folks, I, for one, have long been fascinated by orchids. The beauty, the unusual growth habit, the rarity, and the uniqueness of them has always drawn me to them. But that is as far as I went. Orchids were for specialists with all the proper growing conditions I thought. Only the elite folks dabbled in orchids right? Wrong! While visiting my son in Wake Forest, North Carolina, I took the road less traveled one day to see what I could see. Others going out of the development went right to the metropolis. I made a left and found ‘country’. Being a
IF YOU ARE A NEWBIE like me with no technical training, I think you will agree that learning e-commerce business is likened to learning a new language. Hi Folks. Seriously, going from Brick-and-Mortar Retail to OnLine/E-Commerce Business is so challenging I wonder sometimes if I might be too old to grasp it….. I have been reading everything I can for two years now regarding online business. Everything out there is about capitalizing on the world wide web. Young and old alike tell of their easy street business and spending an hour a day on making millions through E-Commerce Stores that they set up in less than a week...they claim. Some claim to have stumbled into it. Some claim that the
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