Stevia plant

Stevia is a super easy to grow plant that you can use as a natural sweetener. You just need to be a little careful with it as it's sensitive.

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The sweetest plants in my garden are neither berries nor tree fruits, but the lanky green herb known as stevia. Called kaa-he-he in its native Paraguay, stevia leaves have been drunk in tea for thousands of years, and more recently have become a global food commodity. In 2012, sales of stevia for processing into sugar substitutes topped $300 million. The question of processed product versus whole herb answers itself when you start growing stevia, which produces spurts of harvestable leaves…

Stevia is natural and doesn't impact blood sugar, a great substitute for diabetics, those on a Keto diet, and insulin resistant individuals.

Growing stevia isn't difficult, but overwintering stevia plants can present challenges, especially in northern climates. For more information on how to overwinter stevia, click on the following article.

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Stevia is a natural sweetener that has popped up in both community gardens and homesteads alike. Here's how to grow and extract it.

Stevia is a very easy to grow plant that is used as a substitue for sugar. Here's everything you need to know about it.

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