A few months ago, I was working on a transcript for a high school junior. We went over each subject area, and discussed in fine detail, from high school algebra to American Sign Language. Everything was complete. As I was leaving, I asked “What are you doing this weekend?” Mom didn’t hesitate for a moment, but explained that they were going to a Latin competition that weekend. “Latin?” I asked, “You did not ever mention Latin!” (more…)

This is part two of a two part series listing the 12 most popular culinary herbs for your home herb garden.

7. French Sorrel

This herb is becoming increasingly popular today. Sorrel has been familiar to Europeans for centuries as a salad herb, potherb, and basis for a popular meat sauce. It is easy to grow and take care of. One thing to be aware of is that snails and slugs are attracted to sorrel, so you?ll have to check it every d (more…)