With These New Ideas Under Your Belt, You Won’t Just Be Eating Your ‘rainbow’ Every Day; You’ll Be Eating Your Bouquet Too!

The post http://theherbexchange.com/12-whimsical-uses-for-incredible-edible-flowers/">12 Whimsical Uses for Incredible Edible Flowers appeared first on http://theherbexchange.com">The Herb Exchange.

Eating flowers is a practice that has deep roots in humanity’s history. Learn why we should start eating edible flowers again, and their history in medicine.

The post http://theherbexchange.com/more-than-just-a-pretty-face-the-history-and-medicine-behind-edible-flowers/">More than Just a Pretty Face: The History and Medicine Behind Edible Flowers appeared first on http://theherbexchange.com">The Herb Exchange.

Who would’ve thought we would be a matchmaker in the garden; but, that’s essentially the definition of Companion Planting. Learn how to apply this method to your garden today!

The post http://theherbexchange.com/the-understandable-guide-to-companion-planting-how-to-find-soil-mates-in-the-garden/">The Understandable Guide to Companion Planting: How to Find Soil-Mates in the Garden appeared first on http://theherbexchange.com">The Herb Exchange.

The post http://theherbexchange.com/does-companion-planting-really-work/">Does Companion Planting Really Work? appeared first on http://theherbexchange.com">The Herb Exchange.

Many people scour the internet for “non-pesto ideas” of what to do with their extra Basil. It’s clear: We love you, Pesto, but we’ve had enough. So, here are a few other ideas.

The post http://theherbexchange.com/the-amazing-abilities-of-basil-its-not-just-pesto-anymore/">The Amazing Abilities of Basil: It’s Not Just Pesto Anymore appeared first on http://theherbexchange.com">The Herb Exchange.

Whether you want to grow a kitchen herb garden as a hobby or to save money or just for healthier eating, there are plenty of herbs you can grow in your backyard, on your patio, or even on your windowsill.

The post http://theherbexchange.com/25-best-herbs-to-grow-in-your-kitchen-garden/">25 Best Herbs to Grow in Your Kitchen Garden appeared first on http://theherbexchange.com">The Herb Exchange.

How much do you really know about that Basil sitting on your windowsill? This “King of the Kitchen” has a fascinating secret past, and surprising origins!

The post http://theherbexchange.com/the-secret-life-of-basil-forlorn-love-holy-water-and-scorpions/">The Secret Life of Basil: Forlorn Love, Holy Water, and Scorpions? appeared first on http://theherbexchange.com">The Herb Exchange.

Whether you transplanted summer herbs into containers or purchased new herbs expressly for indoor growing, successful indoor gardening during the winter months can be a trip.

The post http://theherbexchange.com/growing-herbs-in-the-winter-how-to-channel-mother-nature-every-month-of-the-year/">Growing Herbs in the Winter: How to Channel Mother Nature Every Month of the Year appeared first on http://theherbexchange.com">The Herb Exchange.

How do you select the right grow light? And how do you use it? Find the answers here!

The post http://theherbexchange.com/the-unscientific-guide-to-grow-lights-how-they-work-why-you-need-one/">The Unscientific Guide to Grow Lights: How They Work & Why You Need One appeared first on http://theherbexchange.com">The Herb Exchange.

The post http://theherbexchange.com/christmasherbstew/">It’s Beginning To Feel A Lot Like Christmas appeared first on http://theherbexchange.com">The Herb Exchange.

As the weather warms up, the days get longer, and with COVID-19 vaccination continuing to ramp up nationwide, most of us are starting to feel a sense of relief. We are spending more time outside reconnecting with friends and families, caring for our yard and cars as well as the exterior features of our home. […]

Amortization. It can be a daunting word, but it’s not as complicated as it sounds. When it comes to mortgages, amortization refers to a debt being paid down with fixed monthly payments over a fixed period of time. A typical home loan is made up of two components, principal and interest. The principal amount of […]

During the week of February 22, 2021, CCCSMD along with many other organizations across the country are celebrating America Saves Week. Throughout the week we have been sharing savings tips to get you started on achieving your financial goals.  Armand Goytia and David Hall from CCCSMD are excited to share their savings journeys with you […]

If improving your financial health is one of your goals for 2021, traditional Valentine’s Day festivities, such as romantic dinners or extravagant gifts might make your heart beat faster – and not in the “falling in love” kind of way. You don’t have to panic! There are plenty of ways to have a meaningful Valentine’s […]

CCCSMD, a HUD-Approved Housing Counseling Agency, supports and promotes Fair Housing and Housing Discrimination education. As the new year approaches, many people may be ready to make homeownership their New Year’s Resolution and others may be preparing to sign new rental agreements or lease renewals. Before embarking on these endeavors, it is important to know […]

For many people, food can be the hardest line item in their budget to manage.  One of the most common money saving tips for food is meal planning.  However, the thought of meal planning may be overwhelming, especially if you typically live a fast paced, busy life.  If you have school aged children involved in […]

Have you ever noticed how frequently you receive credit card offers? They may come in the mail, through email, or when you make a purchase with online retailers.  Often, these solicitations will say that you are pre-approved and that your purchase would be worth so much more, either in savings or rewards, if you open […]

It’s that time of year again – time to set your new year’s resolutions.  Common goals usually revolve around weight loss, but do not forget about the other areas of your life that might benefit from a fresh start.  That way, if you fall off the diet and fitness wagon, you will have other things […]

We are facing extraordinary challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic.  Unemployment rates are high and a partial or complete loss of income for many Americans is leading people into financial crisis.  For those who have had a sudden loss in income this year, you may be worried about meeting your financial obligations, such as housing payments […]

This year has been challenging for everyone, and we are all still adjusting to living in the midst of a global pandemic. On top of that, we are now entering one of the most financially stressful times of the year: the holiday season. Many families have lost members and friends to the virus. Hundreds of […]