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- Linda Stein, Master Gardener | DCMGV
Edible Plants Many people believe that planting herbs such as basil, dill, oregano or marjoram next to tomatoes
- Michelle Scullard, Master Gardener | DCMGV
same family as potatoes, who belong to the nightshade family ( Solanaceae ), similar to peppers and tomatoes
- Liz Townley, Dakota County Master Gardener Intern | DCMGV
We can always use another recipe for using the herbs we have grown. In this article, Liz Townley offers some delicious bread recipes made easy. Years before the internet, people got their recipes from something called cookbooks! And lo and behold, there were bread recipes in there! I found another recipe in the same cookbook and I altered the recipe to make a quicker pizza like bread
- Joy Johnson, Master Gardener | DCMGV
Joy Johnson shares two of her family’s comfort recipes. Try them and they may become your new comfort food recipes. I have terrific recipes from both sides of the family. One year we grew over 30 cabbages. The soup recipe below is a delicious one to try if you have homemade sauerkraut. Here are two family tested recipes, one from my Hungarian side and one from my German side.
- Mickey Scullard, Dakota County Master Gardener | DCMGV
For example, in the 1 ft x 1 ft square, you could grow one tomato, or four heads of lettuce, or eight
- Anita Oakman, Dakota County Master Gardener Intern | DCMGV
Maybe the following recipe will. I consulted with my favorite Filipino friends, Teddie and Leila Maasin, to find a recipe that could be above is not the most healthful of bitter melon recipes due to the deep-frying cooking method. If you’d like to try another, just look for any of the numerous stir-fry recipes available on the Internet As a bonus, the Journal of Lipids reference article linked below contains a “typical recipe of a bitter
- BJ Hansell, Master Gardener | DCMGV
, safflower; peanuts; mealworms o Cavity dweller, found in forests, woodlots, backyard nest box The recipes The recipes here substitute shortening (Audubon) and gelatin (NWF). The pine cone feeders use peanut butter (Cornell). 1- Audubon Recipe , Materials are listed below the Video Demonstration: 2- NWF: Suet Ornaments (can use the Audubon Recipe): 3- Cornell Lab: Pine Cone
- Joy Johnson, Dakota County Master Gardener | DCMGV
< Back Delectable Strawberry Shortcake (and a Bonus Rosemary Recipe) Joy Johnson, Dakota County Master Joy Johnson offers a mouthwatering recipe for strawberry shortcake. And – a repeat of a former favorite rosemary recipe. Here is a recipe for whole wheat shortcakes, they are heartier than the lightweight store-bought chiffon this recipe was first published in the Garden Buzz years ago.
- Joy Johnson, Dakota County Master Gardener | DCMGV
So, here is Joy Johnson’s delicious recipe for Pumpkin Spice Latte Cake. Joy says she is targeting adults with this recipe but kids will love it, too! I shared all those recipes in last year’s October Garden Buzz, so I thought I’d focus on the adults this Here is a recipe for Pumpkin Spice Latte Cake , with coffee frosting of course!
- Mickey Scullard, Dakota County Master Gardener | DCMGV
You may have heard of this problem in relation to tomatoes but it is a problem that occurs in several
- Kristina Valle, Master Gardener | DCMGV
Lesson re-learned -wait to put out those tender annuals and tomatoes.
- Mary Gadek, Dakota County Master Gardener | DCMGV
Fruits and vegetables stored at room temperature (onions, potatoes, tomatoes) should be in a cool, dry












