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Shishito, 獅子唐辛子 Shishitōgarashi - AKA: THE "WRINKLED OLD MAN"... an appropriately named pepper. Did you know that 1 out of 10 peppers you eat might be spicy? It's a fun little snack. #russianroulette

Fava Beans (Vicia Faba)

Fava beans (or broad beans) are a high source of protein that can store well and fix the nitrogen in your soil… what more could you ask for? =)

How-To: Repair A Portable Greenhouse

How to patch holes in your greenhouse with Gorilla Tape!

How-To'sSharon HuynhFebruary 7, 2018greenhouse, gorilla, gorilla tape, early start, growing, garden, gardening, urban garden, container garden, ogrow greenhouse, green house, california, zone 9b, OSH, Orchard Supply Hardware, tools, diy, fix, fix it, repairs, patched, holes, cracked plastic

Lemon Thyme (Thymus x Citriodorus)

Thymus Citriodorus, aka: Lemon Thyme

Plant ProfileSharon HuynhNovember 1, 2017lemon thyme, thyme, golden lemon thyme, Thymus Citriodorus, container garden, garden, urban garden, sage garden theory, gardening, herb garden, herbs, homegrown

Ju-Hua Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum Morifolium)

Chrysanthemum (mum) is a plant. It gets its name from the Greek words for “gold” and “flower.” Ju Hua is a Chinese variety well known for its medicinal properties and is served as a refreshing tea with rock sugar and goji berries.