How to grow herbs at home in your garden, balcony or patio.
Growing Lemongrass at home is very easy. Learning the conditions lemongrass naturally grows in and then providing similar condition at home will help the plant thrive. And once the plant establishes – you will never run out of lemongrass! In warm and temperate climates, lemongrass grows perennially, so it is a fantastic plant to sow once and …
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Ginger is an aromatic, spicy and delicious plant you can grow in your edible garden at home. And by growing your own ginger, you can control the chemicals and pesticides used. I love growing ginger organically, and you can too. Learn how to grow ginger in our guide to growing ginger at home. What Is …
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Growing cilantro means you will have the fresh leafy herb on hand, in the garden, for when you need it. Garnishing curries and topping tacos with cilantro is super easy when you can simply harvest the quantity you need, leaving the rest to grow for another day and another meal. So let’s dig in and …
Mint is so easy to grow that given half a chance, it will happily spread and take over your garden. But if you grow mint in a pot or container, the fragrant perennial herb will be happy and productive and so will the rest of your garden. Because of its fast-growing nature, mint is often …
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The scent of dill brings back memories of homemade tomato soup made by my grandmother. She garnished the soup with fresh homegrown dill, straight from her garden. Now when I grow dill, I’m taken back to those fond childhood memories of eating her delicious soup, filled with homegrown goodness. Growing dill is easy so let’s …
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Are you battling drought conditions or live in a dry climate and looking for edible plants you can grow in these conditions? Well, this article is for you. We look at four drought hardy herbs that will cope with dry weather and minimal water. Our top four drought tolerant herbs are rosemary, sage, oregano and …
Summer just wouldn’t be the same without fresh basil on pizza and tomato mozzarella salad. How amazing does it sound to step out onto your patio, balcony or into your garden to pick a few basil leaves to add to your lunch or dinner dishes? Store-bought basil is expensive, so why not grow your own …
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