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(from top L) Rosemary oregano, sweet marjoram,sage at the bottom.What is a full-on sensory experience in your backyard? Gardening! You can spice up your life through the tastes, smells and textures, get exercise through digging and squeezing the soil through your fingers, and feel the wind and sunlight, listen to the birds, see the sunrise (morning people), the sunset (night people) and generally be a citizen of nature in good standing--there in your backyard (or deck, patio, or even windowsill.)
Where do I find something to plant in the garden? Home and garden stores, even your grocery stores, frequently have living plants in the veggie area, such as rosemary, mint, and more. They aren't much trouble to grow, neither are tomato or squash plants.
Cooking With Your Own Herbs From the Gardenhttp://tayloreducational.blogspot.com/2013/06/cooking-with-your-own-herbs-from-garden.htmlEven flowers like violas are edible! Who knew? Violas have a faint radishy taste.I sprinkled Raspberry Vinaigrette Dressing over this salad. We liked it quite well, and, of course, it is beautiful.Let's Go Mexican! Use Herbs From Your Gardenhttp://tayloreducational.blogspot.com/2013/06/lets-go-mexican-use-herbs-from-your.html
Cooking really helps keep the summer slide at bay, too, using all that math. Measuring math (especially fractions), time measurement, and then you get to eat the result. That's the best STEM ever!
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Garlic is really, really easy to grow. So delicious. How many recipes love a clove of garlic? And it keeps vampires away, too. what a health benefit!
Mint is so easy to grow, you have to be careful it doesn't take over your garden!
Fragrant, versatile mint--really great for hot tea, iced tea garnish and sun tea.
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