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Cheryls Neighborhood Garden

Website: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063733562416

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About my garden

UPDATE: Hello friends, Neighbors, Growers, I have new information about what will be coming up with Cheryl’s Neighborhood Garden for 2024 on my Facebook page. Link here or go to the growers list. I should have more UPDATES for 2024 as time progresses.
I have dried herbs NOW from the garden. The herbs come in 4 oz. shaker bottle with seals that I ordered from Amazon. The herbs are $6 each bottle. I have garden sage that comes in a snack bag, full and they are double the amount of two shaker bottles full of pure herb. I do not add additives or fillers to my herbs, they are pure, ground in my spice grinder and grown in my backyard garden.
I also have larger shaker bottles; 8oz. If you choose the larger container they are $8 each. I have Stevia, Rosemary, Sweet basil, Red Rubin Basil, Oregano, whole leaf thyme, Red pepper flakes, ground Chipotle,(will have more later when peppers ripen) ground Dill weed or whole Dill weed, & more.
TEAS: I have dried tea leaves, such as Applemint tea: (Fruity flavor), Nettle tea, (More information on site, good for allergies)Lemon Balm tea, and Evening Primrose tea leaves.
NEW ITEM: I have Lemongrass bulb, and Lemongrass leaves for tea, they will be posted on the Middle Tennessee Locally Grown Market site. (Sorry, I don’t have this in 2024)
UPDATE: If all goes well, I should have more vegetables, and greens, and an abundance of flowers and herbs, fresh from the garden in 2024. I am praying all goes well this next year.
How to prepare lemongrass: Your text to link…
Click the link below for more info on lemongrass.
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I DO NOT use any kind of chemicals, on the garden; instead, I use yard mulch such as grass clippings, dried leaves, wood chips (from a previous cut down tree) to feed the garden.
Since I began using black plastic as a ground cover(to keep out weeds) I have seen other gardens that use this method and the crops look very healthy. I am planning on adding more plastic and landscaping fiber to expand the garden so that we can be more abundant in (2024). Please view the garden pictures, there is a picture of the colorful orange and red Paprika Alma peppers. The peppers have a thick flesh (1/4 inch) and are great for drying and grinding into homegrown paprika. The smell is AWESOME…
NEW: I have Sweet Bonnet peppers, instead of the Scotch Bonnet peppers, and I made the hot sauce from the recipe below. I left the seeds in the peppers, so it’s more of a mild sauce than really hot.
https://peppergeek.com/scotch-bonnet-hot-sauce-recipe/

I use and recommend homegrown herbs and spices for home cooking. I love the aromas that come from the herbs as they are being picked fresh from the garden.
Enjoy! CNG/MLG
Happy Planting / Cooking!
Cheryls Neighborhood Garden

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