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vivaherblady said
on 9/15/2009 great article, we live in florida, so we grow outdoors year round
kcmickelson said
on 9/14/2009 Perfect instructions. Thanks!
jillmaria said
on 8/25/2009 Thank you for this precise and informative article! I grow herbs outdoors until fall; I then pick and freeze them all. I've killed untold amounts inside - I think this article will help me this winter. 5 stars!!
amazedanew said
on 3/22/2009 Great tips on growing herbs indoors. Thanks! 5*
TheSwingKid said
on 1/31/2009 Nice tips!
Gourmet2Go said
on 1/19/2009 Great info, thanks for sharing
Will Atkinson said
on 1/15/2009 Great tips, I think step one alone is going to save my cilantro.
twbigdogsgirl said
on 1/1/2009 I am attempting to grow some from a Chia Herb Garden I got for Christmas. I don't usually do to well growing from seed. I do better growing from actually plants. I guess I didn't inherit my dad's green thumb.
Peggy Hazelwood said
on 1/1/2009 I like all of the details on how to grow herbs inside. The humidity part in step 3 makes lots of sense. thanks! 5*s!
DiscountTickets said
on 1/1/2009 Such clever ideas.
cyscott said
on 1/1/2009 Thanks. This explains why my last window garden failed. I will try it again.
g christine said
on 1/1/2009 I always wanted to do this, but never seem to get around to it
AlohaVikki said
on 1/1/2009 I've tried planting herbs indoors before but I think that up North there's just not enough natural sunlight in the winter. I'll have to try using a light when I can figure out how to make a nice looking one that hangs just above the plants. Maybe I could use a hanging shop light, paint it using acrylics, and then cover the chains with a matching fabric tube or something.
Katherine Huether said
on 1/1/2009 I love doing this! I have a problem with my cat eating the plants. I am hesitant to even plant catnip because he gets so into it, he'll destroy the plant. How does one fix that?
Terrigm45 said
on 1/1/2009 There was no explanation as to how this saves on groceries