http://www.cookinggarden.com Create Your Own Cooking Garden Tue, 27 Jul 2010 00:08:52 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.cookinggarden.com/grow-garden-herbs/what-are-some-good-herbs-to-grow-in-this-northeast-rain http://www.cookinggarden.com/grow-garden-herbs/what-are-some-good-herbs-to-grow-in-this-northeast-rain#comments Mon, 01 Mar 2010 05:14:37 +0000 admin http://www.cookinggarden.com/grow-garden-herbs/what-are-some-good-herbs-to-grow-in-this-northeast-rain Because of the recent record breaking amount of rain in the Northeast, and the unusual summer cold, it has been more than difficult to grow the pots of White Sage I have been working on. Does anyone know of a nice herb that would do well in this cold, wet environment?

]]> http://www.cookinggarden.com/grow-garden-herbs/what-are-some-good-herbs-to-grow-in-this-northeast-rain/feed 2 http://www.cookinggarden.com/grow-garden-vegetables/why-does-acid-rain-make-vegetables-grow-faster http://www.cookinggarden.com/grow-garden-vegetables/why-does-acid-rain-make-vegetables-grow-faster#comments Mon, 08 Feb 2010 17:14:14 +0000 admin http://www.cookinggarden.com/grow-garden-vegetables/why-does-acid-rain-make-vegetables-grow-faster at school we’ve just done an experiment: we left some seeds over some cotton with acid rain water, and other seeds in pure water for some days. after these days the seeds in the wet cotton with acid rain water were more grown than the pure water’s!
what’s the reason?? i thought that the acid rain would have ruined them, not letting them grow.

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