When one thinks of herbs, the traditional culinary standbys like thyme, oregano, and parsley come to mind. But there's a whole world of herbs out there for you to try. Herbs bring us the best combination of the vegetable and flower garden. Herbs can be used in cooking, crafts, and healing—and just as beautiful plants in their own right. Herb Habitat is filled with the aroma of flavorful and fragrant herbs, just waiting for you to inhale deeply and tempting you to contribute. Below, you will find brief intros to each posting.
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Propagating Herbs
by Kate Gilby
So, you finally have your herb garden blooming, but what about next year?
Want to know how to propagate your herbs, how to take cuttings, or exactly
what layering is? Read on...
There are a number of ways you can propagate your herbs. The method you
choose will depend on the herb you are using and the time of year. Your
main choices are: Read More . . .
Growing an Indoor Herb Garden by Kate Gilby
If you live in the northern hemisphere, then it is likely that your garden is
tucked up for the winter. However, this doesn't mean you can't enjoy freshly
picked herbs. Many varieties will grow quite happily indoors on a sunny
windowledge or porch. In addition to providing a source of fresh herbs, an
indoor garden can look extremely attractive, and they are a wonderful
introduction to gardening for children. Read More . . .
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