Outdoor herb gardens provide a wonderful opportunity to plant a wide
variety of herbs.
But if you can't find a suitable location outside,
you can still have your fresh and organically grown herbs by
creating a windowsill herb garden or even an herb garden in a
basket.
These smaller gardens are fun to create and
care for. If you have a few special herbs that you use most often,
your small container herb garden is a great way to always have fresh
cuttings available.
In this video, you'll learn how to
use an old farmer's market basket to make a great container garden.
Fill it with your favorite herbs
and your cooking will be full of flavor all summer long
Container gardening is a great way to grow plants,
vegetables and herbs
without needing a lot of space. Herbs do especially well
and can be grown
right outside your kitchen door.
1.
At Sage Hill Farms,
organic herbsgrown by safe and natural methods of
farming produce healthier and better tasting products and give the
satisfaction of giving something back to Mother Earth. From
acres of land to a small patio container garden, there is something
each of us can do to improve the earth around us.
Subscribe to FREE Newsletterand receive herb gardening tips from the
dedicated Sage Hill Farm family.
Visit the Sage Hill Farms web site and read "Bea's
Beatitudes on Herbs" blog. Bea Kunz's monthly posts are warm and informative with herb
growing advice, great recipes and helpful tools - like the "Herb
& Spice Chart" in her October, 2006 post.
2. Herb
Garden Ideas and tools
3.
Patio Herb Garden. If you don’t have any room outside for a garden, you can still grow
some herbs. Instead of planting an outdoor garden, simply start a container
garden or patio
herb garden.
4.
Plant a Windowsill garden for
year round Fresh HerbsIf you don’t
have any room outside for a garden, you can still have fresh herbs
from an indoor windowsill garden, maybe right in your kitchen.
5.Herbkits.com- Indoor Herb Growing Kits
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Grow your own fresh cooking herbs! Parsley, Thyme, Cilantro, Basil,
Dill, Oregano, Sweet Marjoram, Chives, Savory, Garlic Chives,
Mustard, Sage.
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