Lavender is a rather difficult herb/flowering plant to discuss. Only because there are so many kinds of growing lavender it really boils down to which lavender suits you personally.
The attempt here will be to provide information on several types of growing lavender and then it is your decision as to what steps are next. After reviewing this page you should probably do a little more research before actually placing lavender in your garden.
(more…)Can you visualize what an Italian herb garden looks like? Are you itching to learn how to replicate their gardens? Do you know why Italy is home of the most famous herbs of the world?
That’s right. Many food experts agree that Italy is the home of the world’s best cuisines. Having an Italian herb garden will undoubtedly make your home and all your home cooking seem Italian inspired.
If this information sounds interesting to you, then let’s get things started and try to know exactly how Italians grow their own herbs.
(more…)Have you tried a windowsill herb garden? Many people asked me this question because they want to understand why there is still a need to put up your own windowsill garden.
Well, for gardening enthusiasts, the purpose of a windowsill garden is for the winter season. You will need to transfer your indoor herbs during winter especially those in containers and pots.
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A symbol of vitality since ancient times, dill has often been viewed as having magical powers. During the Middle Ages some people thought (more…)
Known as “dew of the sea” in Latin, rosemary is one of the most aromatic and powerful of herbs.
Originating near the Mediterranean, rosemary features needle-like leaves and a pronounced lemon-pine flavor that wonderfully complements focaccia, garlic, pizza, roasted lamb, tomato sauce, garlic, and olive oil.
Caution is needed when (more…)
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