Herb Garden :: CHOOSING WHAT TYPE OF GARDEN IS RIGHT FOR YOU
Stop! Before you take the shovel, before you plant a single herb. Stop to consider why you want an herb garden. What are your intentions for planting these marvelous plants?
Are you planning on using them both fresh and dried for culinary purposes -- to add to your meals to enhance the flavors? Are you planning on making flavored oils or vinegars to present to friends and family members as gifts (while keeping a couple stashed for yourself?)
Or have you discovered the many natural health benefits of herbs and would like to grow your own to brew teas, infusions, pastes to use to help your minor health conditions?
Oh, yes, it does matter! First, you may be planting totally different plants if your aim is to embolden your entrees than to empower your health.
Here are just a few of the different "classes" of herbs, each used for a different reason"
Culinary herbs -- sometimes referred to as sweet herbs - are those plants, whether they be annual, biennial or perennial, that have tender roots or ripe seeds. They also possess an aromatic flavor (yes, they smell darned good!) and they have a great flavor.
Medicinal herbs are grown with the intent of eventual use to remedy specific health conditions, from serious heart related problems or the pain of arthritis to loss of energy or memory.
Ornamental herbs. Just as the name implies, these herbs are grown with the intent of pure enjoy. They're cherished for their beauty.
Then there are the herbs that are grown in order to enjoy a great cup of tea. And believe it or not, there are gorgeous, imaginatively designed gardens, grown for this express purpose.
The herbs you ultimately grow depend on large part, which class of herbs you want.
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In those last few seconds of the vid, she looks so graceful.
But see? With that I need TWO CASES! I want as many flavors as possible. HEHEHE. OK two cans are fine
I usually see them advertised or available in stores around Christmas. Sometimes, however, you can find a few left on the shelves in discount stores like Wal-Mart, Target, or K-Mart. Drugstores may have them–the Walgreens in my area practically has a monopoly on them at Christmas so I'd bet that they have them year-round–especially something like the herbs. Have you tried the close-out type of stores–Big Lots,for instance?
the seeds will germinate, but you'll get a normal orange tree, not a bonsai…
you have lots to say that is interesting, but your garden is boring.I was hoping to SEE this fab kitchen garden you speak of.
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Spray them with a mixture of water and cayenne pepper and sprinkle diatomaceous earth around your garden.