Bring Your Herb Garden Indoors
1. Extend the Season Growing herbs indoors lets you enjoy the delights of fresh-picked herbs year-round. As summer ends, transplant herbs from the garden to pots and move them indoors. Select plants, including i
1. Pinching. Whether you grow herbs outdoors or indoors, keep the plants lush and bushy by regularly pinching 2 to 3 inches off the tips. If you desire more leaves, pinch off any flowers that form. When transplanting,
Get a Glimpse Into Darby Stanchfields Gorgeous Garden
Down to Earth Darby Stanchfield in one of the terraced beds where she grows kale and arugula. It’s occasionally a salad bar for the local deer, but this nature-lover doesn’t mind. Like every character on her hit s
Summers glory fades all too quickly into the barren months of winter. Thats why for centuries gardeners have dried and stored their herbal crops for use in sachets, pillows, and other fragrant reminders of milde
Growing Wheatgrass Growing grass begins with the right seeds. Although some people refer to them as wheatberries, theyre actually hard red winter wheat seeds. Theyre readily available from health food stories or
1. Set Seeds Fill individual pots or a flat of six-packs or cells with moistened seed-starting mix. Sprinkle seeds lightly on soil, following directions on the seed packet; sow one seed or two in each cell or po
Harvesting Herbs from Your Garden
1. Summer cuts. Throughout summer, snip plants regularly to encourage branching and new growth. Harvest successive cuttings whenever you need fresh herbs. Generally, cut no more than one-third of the stems lengt
Isolate invasive herbs. 1. Crowd control. Some herbs become invasive, crowd other plants, and even take over a garden. Tansy (shown), catnip, comfrey, horseradish, lemon balm, hops, artemisia, all kinds of mint,
continue reading below Starting Herb Seeds Indoors Some herbs such as basil, chives, parsley, and dill grow easily from seed. Other simple-to-start varieties include angelica, borage, chamomile, chervi
continue reading below How to Start a Windowsill Garden Start a windowsill garden by taking cuttings from some of your favorite indoor and outdoor plants and rooting them in water. Use pruners or a sharp
Best Herbs for Container Gardens
You dont need an estate to grow a gorgeous (and useful!) herb garden. Most herbs are perfect container garden plants and will thrive on your deck, patio, balcony, fire escape, or front steps, provided you of
DIY Herb Gardens for Every Space
1. Tiered Herb Garden Harvesting herbs will be a breeze with this awesome tiered herb garden from Decor and the Dog. This corner planter is perfect for large decks and patios. Another bonus? You can build it yours
Herbs are green plants that are grown and used in a variety of beneficial ways. Herbs are used as flavor for cooking
How to Grow Indoor Herbs & Vegetables
Overview Growing herbs and vegetables indoors is a good way to ensure fresh food throughout the winter, whether you live in a cold climate where year-round gardening is impossible or in a city where o
Flowers and Herbs to Plant in the Fall
Colorful annuals and vibrant green herbs create a warm welcome in a fall garden. When summer blooms begin to die dow
How To Grow Herbs in the Caribbean
Overview Growing herbs, whether indoors or outdoors, can be rewarding on several levels. Herbs provide you with aromatic scents, exotic flavors and even medicinal capabilities. Growing herbs in the Ca
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