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One of my backyard fig trees If you live in USDA zone 5 or warmer, you can grow figs. If you are in a colder area, the trick is to put your fig in a microclimate (next to the sunny wall of a building, beside a sheltered, blacktop driveway, etc.). You can also try pruning and [...]   Though it is the same species as regular cilantro, the variety ‘Delfino’ looks like a different plant. Looking more like a fennel than a cilantro, the ferny foliage of this 2006 All American Selections winner also has the same strong, sweet flavor as its large leafed counterpart. It makes a wonderful garnish, but it certainly stands [...] Whether you buy them at a farm stand or grow them yourself, preserving peaches for the winter months is a satisfying endeavor. If you can't eat or process the peaches you buy immediately, spread them out on a flat surface so that they do not touch in a cool place (away from direct sunlight) to [...] |
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