Product Description

Herb Companion explores and celebrates the many wonderful uses of herbs. Not only does each issue offers everything you need to know about growing herbs in your own backyard, but also includes garden plans and cultivation tips. It incorporates newly discovered information on the medicinal uses of herbs with innovative thinking to create tasty recipes. The magazine includes all aspects of herb gardening, cooking and other unusual uses.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1251 in Magazine Subscriptions
• Formats: Magazine Subscription, Print

Customer Reviews

Super Informative for the Herb Gardener
This is a super magazine for the beginning to advanced
herb gardener with the focus being on gardening and growing
herbs, as well as their culinary and craft oriented usages.
Less emphasis is placed on the new agey / medicinal usages
although basic medical uses are sometimes covered. In my opinion
this is one of the best, if not the best, herb mags available
now. I have learned many gardening tips and ideas through the
Herb Companion and recommend it wholeheartedly.

Great for the gardener and herb enthusiast
This magazine is focused mainly on offering information about herbs in their gardening and food aspects. This is a nice change from the many books to be found concerning the medicinal aspects of herbs. I enjoy growing herbs for spices along with the medicinal purposes, so this has been a valuable resource. One feature in this magazine that I have really valued is the section offering information on regional herb festivals and other organized events. I also particularly like the featured herb articles-- especially the one on lavender. There are many, many interesting advertisements as well.

Sucks...don't waste your money.
I have been a subscriber to this magazine since I was seventeen. Several years ago they got a new editor, and I began to see the seeds of what has become a disastrous change.
What used to be a classy, engaging, user-friendly magazine about herbs and herbal living, has turned into a Martha Stewart Living wannabe, Add- oriented, waste of strain on the environment.
I thought after a three year break maybe they would have gotten a new editor, or they would have realized that they were ruining a good thing. But I was wrong. I wish I could have my $19.95 back.Please don't waste your money, instead look for back issues( pre-2003). they will give you a taste of this magazine when it was actually worth something.