By: Mary Watson | 2012-03-08 | Diy Keep cooking savoury dishes by growing your own herbs. You can plant some of the finest seasoning herbs at home and always have some fresh mint or basil at hand. Enjoy cooking fresh savoury meals and follow our guide on herbs to grow indoors. read more
By: Tom White | 2012-04-10 | Gardening The ‘king of herbs’ Basil (Ocimum basilicum) is the focus of this article. Cultural requirements, uses in the kitchen and the garden, are included. read more
By: Mitch Garner | 2010-03-27 | Gardening Do you want to know how this works? Some pointers on planting and growing herbs in and out of the garden. read more
By: Nancy Merkle | 2010-04-01 | Gardening Basil is an indispensable kitchen herb. Basil is a widely used ingredient in meat and tomato recipes. read more
By: chad Ringer | 2011-09-07 | Gardening Information on annual, perennial, and biennial herb plants plus, what culinary, aromatic, and medical herbs are popular and how they are used. Also conditions required for growing herbs. read more
By: Keith Greene | 2010-03-28 | Gardening What type of herb garden plants can you raise. Do you what to grow herbal teas? How about plants to flavor you favorite food dishes? Lets discover what you may like. read more
By: Terry Teeters | 2011-01-26 | Gardening There is just something so refreshing about knowing that you did something to produce the food you eat. The element of care and love seems to almost make the taste sweeter or richer, and there is great satisfaction in the consumption of food you produced yourself. People all over the nation are now turning to backyard or community gardens, and are finding not only a great resource of fresh he read more
By: Robert Fogarty | 2011-05-30 | Health & Fitness Today, when the number of diseases and the number of people affected by diseases is increasing at an alarming rate, the concern for health and nutritious food has become the top priority. People have begun understanding the need and the value for a clean and healthy food and environment. read more
By: Jeannie Woods | 2010-03-29 | Gardening Most herb gardeners who are just starting out need a lot of help in figuring out which garden herbs and plants will go best with their garden. It's up to the gardener to decide whether or not he or she is planting herbs for cooking, tea drinking, or garden decoration. Either way, here's a list of popular garden herbs and plants which are easy to use and readily available almost anywhere. read more
By: Kali S Winters | 2011-06-26 | Gardening Bush basil is more adaptable for growing in pots in the house, on balconies or in window boxes. It is best to sow a few seeds into individual pots and when they have germinated, pull out the weaklings and leave the rest to grow on in their pots on a windowsill. In this way you can have basil in the home all through the year. read more
By: Ginny Greene | 2010-04-02 | Gardening Herb kits will contain all that you need to start you very own herb garden. You may choose to place your garden in your windowsill, indoors or outdoors like in your patio or terrace. It may come with seeds or live plants, the containers you need, the potting soil, labels and even an instruction manual or booklet that will help get your garden going, that will also have some helpful advice on how to use the herbs as soon as they are ready to harvest. read more
By: Ken Meyer | 2012-05-01 | Gardening This articles talks about some of the benefits of having your own indoor vegetable garden. It also highlights some of the herbs that you can grow indoors and how to grow them. read more
By: Mike misty | 2011-02-02 | Alternative Medicine Growing medicinal herbs is just as easy as any other kind of herb. It does not take someone who is experienced at gardening to produce a successful garden. Herbs are some of the most forgiving plants to grow and require little in the way of maintenance. read more
By: Keith Greene | 2010-03-26 | Gardening Perennial Herbs are fragrant and entirely useful for recipes that call for freshly chopped herbs. They make wonderful teas, sachets and dried herbal wreaths. These perennial herbs include rosemary, chives, angelica, bay leaf, mint, lemongrass, lavender, echineaca, aloe, fennel and oregano. Another perennial that delights feline pets is catnip. There are many perennial herbs to choose from for perennial herb gardens. read more
By: Shawn Kimbrough | 2010-09-20 | Home improvement We often wanted to have our own garden, we usually have flowers, vegetables but there are only a few who are into home herb growing. They are usually built by chefs or people who love to cook. Herbs as we all know are very useful especially to enhance the flavors of our food as well as for cosmetics, for fragrances and medicinal purposes. read more