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Many herbs germinate slowly, in 21 to 28 days, depending on soil temperature and… More
Many culinary herbs can grow well indoors in pots. Some perennial herbs can do… More
Herbs have a wide variety of culinary, medicinal and cosmetic uses. They can be… More
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Singapore's Sentosa herb and Spice Garden accommodates over 250 kinds of herb and spice… More
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Colorful annuals and vibrant green herbs create a warm welcome in a fall garden.… More
...or silica gel would not be appropriate for drying herbs which you intend to… More
Herbs are green plants that are grown and used in a variety of beneficial… More
...e it's winter doesn't mean you can't garden. Grow herbs indoors year round to… More
Home gardeners who grow their own herb gardens have the benefit of healthy, tasty… More
...) carries a reputation that veers between healing herb and towering weed. Some consider… More
Growing herbs is a rewarding activity for gardening and culinary enthusiasts alike. And herb… More
Herbs are an ideal addition to any garden or household. They add splashes of… More
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No kitchen should be without these 15 essential herbs; learn how to cultivate them… More
...hether your interests lie in stirring up a pot of herbed carrot soup to… More
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A comprehensive, botanical AZ reference to herbs photographed in close-up for easy plant identification. More
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Lamb's ear is an herb that adds striking visual appeal to any garden. Plant a… More
Basil is a versatile herb that requires quite a bit of moisture and pruning. Care… More
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herb selection: Growing your own indoor herb garden - with outdoor planting techniques: Learn how… More
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...the articles on GG and found that if you plant an herb called Borage it helped the growth or flavor of tomatoes. I also found that Chamomile and one other help with Cucumbers and Onions. I was wondering if you all knew of any… More
I don't know what zone you are in but most herbs die down for the winter...annuals are quick to start in Spring, like dill, basil.....perennials like chive, parsley etc. need a rest period....they all need a lot of sun and heat...the few times I have tried it, they quickly turn… More
...owing peppers like cayenne & jalapeno near my herbs affect the flavor on mint, sweet basil, etc.? More
...working very hard on. I also have a few different herbs growing, but would like to know which herbs are the most beneficial and aren't hard to prepare for teas, medicinal… More
I have 450 herbs I want to trade. I want to post the list here but it is updated daily since we get in more seeds and do trades on a daily basis. Go to our site for the latest listings. http://www.herbcoop.com/list-of-herbs.php More
Ok I was thinking about planting some Herbs, But bear with me here, I would like to start with four. ("No More No Less" I love that Oswald Cartoon). So what is the best four to start with ? What dishes should I use them on as far as food… More
I might have a shallow space to plant herbs (about 5"-6"). I was wondering what kin of herbs I could put in there. Perennials preferably. I am in zone 6, Ohio. More
I'm trying to start a small herb garden. The issue is that I have lots and lots of trees around me thus I am left with shade and get maybe an hour or two of sunlight a day. I've done years of landscaping in the past but am new to… More
Just wondering which herbs and veggies will need a trellis when they start to grow, apart from tomatoes? Thx More
I would like to grow some herbs indoors over the winter. Has anyone done this and how would I go about it? I do not have window space, but I do have a light table. More
... is primarely to find out more about Diabetes and herbs which can affect this illness. My younger sister is diabetic and and last night we found out, after she had used nearly half a bottle of lavender oil, That diabetics are supposed to avoid… More
So I have a plethora of basil and my oregano seems to be drying out rather fast. How should I go about preserving these for cooking? More
My herbs are looking bad. Is it too much sun? Too much water? Pests? Disease? The parsleys seem to be doing a bit better than a week ago, but the basil leaves are small and curling up. Everything is a bit yellow and I am fighting the urge to fertilize… More
...should you pinch them off? More
...sive knowledge or education on medicinal uses for herbs?? More
...self. I was wondering, however, if there were any herbologists or herb buffs out there willing to take on a student? I'd love to learn to make my own aids, concoctions, remedies, etc, as well as learning… More
...emary, and I got hooked. I've slowly added 6 more herbs to… More
...budget and just getting started. I have looked at herbs in 2 catalogs. I would like any and everyones opinion, first on the catalogs and then their thoughts on what I should do. The catalogs are Four Seasons Nursery and The Cook's Garden. The… More
...e, where we get lots of rain and little sun. What herbs would grow well here? More
Does anyone know a good technique for drying herbs? Are dehydrators worth the investment? More
...green all year. I am in zone 8. Anyone have other herbs that are evergreen? I want to add another one or two. Linda B More
...ions about growing,harvesting and conservati- ion herbs,and i'm seeking friends who are intresting in gardening herbs More
I want to try growing herbs for cooking this year. Which kinds should I try? Do they need sun or shade? More
Does anyone know a good technique for drying herbs? Are electronic dehydrators any good? More
...ng into a lil of this and lil of that...I planted herbs yesterday several different kinds, so is it okay to plant some in the same container together? More
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