This garlic bread is as tasty as it looks! Go to the Herbal Roots zine Group flickr page to see the recipe.

Congratulations to Amanda! Jaden pulled her name out of all the entries to receive the pendant. Amanda, please email me your address and I’ll get this lovely pendant headed your way!

Start some garlic oil today. What can you do with garlic oil? Trying mixing it with some garlic vinegar (strained from your pickled garlic) and making a salad dressing with it. Or, use it in your ear to help kill off infection/aches. Or, use it to drizzle onto freshly baked bread, over steamed vegetables or any other time you use oil for cooking. Or, rub it on your foot to kill off athlete’s foot. So many choices!

Did you know I have a flickr page created for Herbal Roots Zine? You can post pictures of anything relating to Herbal Roots on there.

What’s your favorite garlic recipe? Do you use it in everyday cooking? Share your favorites with us!

Have you decoded the actions of garlic yet?  Isn’t it amazing how good garlic is?! Food really is the best medicine!

Show your love of garlic with this creative pendant made by Rebekah of Mulberry Mudd. Rebekah makes a variety of lovely items, including herbal fairies, face mugs, birdhouses and more.

This little pendant  is handmade and painted with acrylic paints. It may not ward off vampires but it will declare your love for this wonderful herb.

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Please remember to post a separate comment for each thing you do! Sign up by Thursday, March 11 and I’ll draw and announce the winner on Friday morning.

I’ve been playing around to create videos to add to this website for help with identifying herbs and such. The quality isn’t very good at this point because I’m using my camera video function but I’m working towards getting a camcorder so I can bring high quality videos to you. Enjoy!

This first video shows garlic that came up on its own last year. It’s growing pretty tall and I can start clipping off the ends to use in cooking.

This second video shows garlic I planted late last fall. It is just getting started but by July should be ready for harvest.

Congratulations to Catherine! Her name was drawn from all the entries. Catherine, please email me your address and I’ll forward it on for shipping at the appropriate time.

Did you know that singing is a great, easy way to learn about something? Think about how many songs you can sing without looking at the words…it sticks to your brain and making learning easy. Sing the garlic song and add more verses if you can think of any then teach it to all of your friends so they can learn about garlic too!