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  • How to Use the Herb Plant YARROW

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb ST. JOHN'S WORT Plant

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb VALERIAN

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb PLANTAIN or PLANTAGO

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE or SUN POTATO

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb FEVERFEW

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb CLEAVERS

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb Heal-All or Self Heal

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb JEWEL WEED

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herbs RUE & WORMWOOD

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb STINGING NETTLE

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb MUGWORT

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb Goldenseal

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb ECHINACHEA

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the Common Herb Chickweed

    I love to read and study about herbs. I even grow a few in my home to use in cooking. I would love to grow lots outside, but I have a tiny yard and a dog. I was able to take a class about Herbs...

  • How to Use the 3 Sacred Herbs

    Herbs are commonly used for ingesting in foods or used for medicinal or spiritual reasons. The three sacred herbs are: Northern White Cedar, White sage or Ghost Sage, and Sweetgrass. I love to...

  • How to Grow Dehydrated Herbs

    Drying herbs is a great way to preserve the herbs growing in your garden. Drying them will keep them usable for several months. The process of drying herbs does not take long but does require...

  • How to Grow Fennel in your Home Vegetable Garden

    Fennel looks like a white bulb at the base with green stalks protruding from the top. Used a lot in Italian cuisines, fennel is crunchy with a bit of a sweet taste and can be found in other...

  • How to Germinate Herbs From Seed

    Herbs are generally easy to grow and relatively hearty given proper growing conditions, growing medium, light, water and nutrients. Fresh herbs are ideal for use in culinary endeavors or for...

  • How to Build a Raised Herb Garden

    If you are looking for a new gardening project, an herb garden is a fun, economical and healthy project to start. If you have about 6 hours of spare time (which can be divided over two days) then...

  • How to Trim an Herb Garden

    Herb gardens are inexpensive and easy to grow. Pruning your herb garden is a year-round project, but it's worth the time. Taking the time to trim your garden will provide you with fresh, healthy...

  • How to Plant a Kitchen Garden

    The most popular use of herbs is in the kitchen. A sunny window sill or sunlit filled corner of your kitchen is the perfect place for a kitchen garden. Begin with a simple herb garden. Basil,...

  • How to Build a Herb Garden Container

    Plant your favorite herbs to use in meals and bouquets. Pack them into a large container to create a full and stunning pot. Nestle them along a garden border or directly into the garden for a...

  • How to Harvest Feverfew

    Feverfew has been used as a home remedy for headaches, muscle pains and menstrual complaints for generations. The plant has a leafy green base and small flowers with yellow centers and small white...

  • How to Harvest Fennel Bulbs

    Harvest your fresh fennel bulbs using a little technique and timing to get the best possible flavor and texture out of your plants. Monitor the growth of your fennel to harvest a bulb with a crisp...

  • How to Grow Herbs in the Northwest

    Growing your own herbs is a rewarding venture. Not only do the plants provide pleasant greenery for your garden or home, but also you have a constant source of fresh herbs to liven up your...

  • How to Grow Herbs Outdoors

    Herbs are equally loved by both cooks and gardeners. Not only are herbs very useful plants, they can add an attractive element to many landscape designs. Many types of herbs grow abundantly in the...

  • Herb Growing Instructions

    Grow your own herbs and you'll notice the difference in your meals and your wallet. Fresh herbs pack more zing than dried, bottled herbs, but they come at an added cost. With your own herb garden...

  • How to Grow Cilantro with Fish Emulsion

    Fish emulsion is a popular choice for organic farmers to supply plants like cilantro with a sustained food source. Provide optimum soil conditions, regulate the growing environment and rely on the...

  • How to Separate the Seeds From Milk Thistle Hairs

    Milk thistle may be a spiny, unattractive plant that looks like a weed; however, its seeds have been used in Europe to treat liver diseases, upset stomachs and gallbladder issues. The active...

  • How to Grow Herbs in a Hot Shady Area

    Successful gardening depends on many variables: geographic location, climate, soil type, water needs, and of course -- sunlight. Conventional gardening wisdom states that herbs need six hours or...

  • How to Save Mint Seeds

    Mint is one of the easiest herbs to grow and produces one of the easiest seeds to save. Growing mint will release a cleansing aroma over the entire area in which it is planted, and the plant will...

  • How to Grow Herbs in Sydney

    Herbs are a simple way to spice up any dish. Buying herbs at the grocery store limits your control over quantity and quality, as most herbs are sold in large packets and do not keep well in the...

  • How to Grow Herbs in a Small Space

    Herbs are low-maintenance, aromatic plants used for cooking, tea, sachets and medicinal purposes. A small garden plot can yield all the herbs you use in a year, but lack of ground space should not...

  • How to Grow Herbs From Cuttings in the Window Sill

    In winter, outdoor herbs can be damaged due to low temperatures and snow. A great solution is to take cuttings from your outdoor herb garden before the temperatures drop and bring them indoors to...

  • How to Collect Verbena Seeds

    The lavender flowers of verbena attract butterflies to the garden throughout summer. An annual, verbena varieties range from pretty ornamentals to lemon verbena, which is used as a lightly...

  • How to Harvest Milk Thistle Weed

    Milk thistle (Silybum marianum) has been used for its medicinal properties for more than 2000 years. Its mottled, white leaves were said to be infused with the milk of the Virgin and commonly...

  • How to Dry Borage

    Borage has been referenced as a medicinal and culinary herb back to the time of Romans when soldiers would drink an elixir made from the flowers for strength and courage before battle. Its fresh...

  • How to Prune Tuscan Blue

    Tuscan blue, commonly known as "rosemary," is a delightful cooking herb with an evergreen flavor to it. It is often used in Italian cooking and makes an amazing focaccia bread. As long as the...

  • How to Buy Wild Mint Plants

    Wild mint (Pycnanthemum) is commonly grown thoughout North America for medicinal and culinary purposes. Wild mint is available in several varieties, including spearmint, peppermint and mountain...

  • How to Take Care of Sage Plants

    Sage plants are hardy herbs from the Mediterranean region that require very little intervention from a gardener. Once planted, sage tends to take care of itself. It needs very little water and...

  • Information on the Lemon Sage Plant

    Lemon sage plants are flowering plants that are used for many practical purposes, such as accentuating food and helping cope with illness. This versatility makes lemon sage plants a popular...

  • How to Harvest and Use Fresh Horseradish

    Roast beef sandwiches just don't taste the same without horseradish! You can grow your own easily (it grows pretty much all by itself), but to harvest it takes a little care. It's definitely...

  • How to Collect & Store Herb Seeds

    When purchased at the store, herbs such as oregano, basil and lavender are expensive and often so old they have lost much of their aroma. However, these culinary favorites are easy to grow in just...

  • Uses for Dried Lavender Flowers

    Dried lavender flowers have a sweet, aromatic fragrance that is very relaxing. The Provence and Grosso lavenders have the most fragrance when dried. Not only is lavender lovely to look at, it also...

  • How to Plant Herb Seeds

    Starting herb seeds indoors gives tender sprouts added protection until they can be transplanted to an outdoor herb garden. Whether you would like to grow herbs for culinary or medicinal purposes,...

  • Life Cycles of Herbs

    With the a tremendous variety of plants in the herb family, gardeners can choose annuals, perennials or long-lasting shrubs to highlight any garden space.

  • How to Build Strong Plant Hangers

    If you love to garden but don't like ground pests infiltrating your herbs and tomatoes, you may want to build plant hangers that hold the plants in beautiful and sturdy fashion. Building plant...

  • How to Grow Sweet Basil (Ocimum basilicum)

    Basil (Ocimum basilicum) is a tasty herb, grown for the leaves. Also a good companion plant in the garden with tomatoes for deterring pests. There are many kinds of basil, they are all (for the...

  • How to Plant Cilantro in 5 Gallon Buckets

    A lot of people would like to have a garden that is full of beauty and health, a colorful area that gives life to a dwelling and at the same time, lush with health-inducing herbs that provide your...

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