Growing Your Own Organic Herbs
If you have never grown your own herbs it can be sort of a hit or miss experience. I have successfully grown basil, oregano, thyme, dill, coriander and chives. I love gardening but still am not highly skilled at it.
The best way to grow rosemary yourself is to grab a cutting from an established plant and then put it in a seed starting mix, which I am sure many of you already knew but I’m the type that often learns the hard way. They can be grown from seeds but have a low germination rate. In other words, they’re not so easy to grow.
If you want to give herb gardening a go and get the whole package at once Herbkits.com sells some great indoor herb garden kits. They even section them off into different themes. There’s a culinary kit, medicinal kit, tea kit, salsa kit and salad kit. My favorite is the stack and grow culinary herb kit. It makes such a lovely display, smells good and yet is more useful than flowers.
Save money. The prices of some of those packaged “fresh” herbs are crazy.
November 1st, 2007 at 9:50 pm
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