June 5th, 2010 by Geoff Marks
If you have wanted to stretch your green thumb into the wonderful world of herbs, perhaps an herb garden kit is the right choice for you. Since growing herbs are starting to gain popularity, a lot of companies are coming out with their own versions of herb garden kits that offer a lot of versatility and variety. Whether you are interested in growing a garden of culinary delights or a medicinal herb plot, you can find what you are looking for in an easy to use, all inclusive kit.
Themed Kits
The fun thing about the herb garden kits is that you can choose from a broad spectrum of themes that offer a variety of plants. For example, you can pick an Italian kit that comes with all your favorite Italian seasonings like oregano, basil and parsley. Or you can try the butterfly herb garden kit that will attract the …
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June 2nd, 2010 by Geoff Marks
There are several ways an herb garden can be grown. A lot of people prefer to just transplant from already grown plants~A lot of people prefer to just transplant from already grown plants}~A lot of people opt for transplanting already grown plants}~A lot of people prefer to just transplant from already grown plants~A lot of people prefer to just transplant from already grown plants}~A lot of people opt for transplanting already grown plants}. However, there is a lot to growing an herb garden from herb seed. Aside from that, some plants can only be found in herb seed form~Apart from that, some plants can only be found in herb seed form~{Aside from that, you can only find some plants available in herb seed form}~{Apart from that, most plants are only availble in herb seed form}~Aside from that you can only find some plants in herb seed form}. This means that …
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April 14th, 2010 by Geoff Marks
It might be surprising to some, but most herbs grow better in an indoor herb garden. A large number of herbs are annuals. Annual herbs and plants only have a year lifespan. They grow and bloom in one season then within a year, they die. You may think that this type of herbs is too costly, but you actually extend the life of your annuals.
Here are some key points explained in establishing an indoor garden.
Knowing the easy-to-grow indoor herbs
Annuals are the best type for indoor gardens. Since their lifespan is limited, they cannot be exposed continuously to changing weathers. Their roots usually have small growth; which is why they cannot stand the outside environment. Their leaves would easily wither and they could be easily uprooted.
Some varieties of basil like Thai, Holy Basil or Tulsi and lemon, chives, scented geranium, lavender, rosemary, …
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April 7th, 2010 by Geoff Marks
Nowadays, green is a popular thing. Due to the alarming degradation, a lot of careers and industries have been shifting to the green paradigm. The growing herb industry is one of the key players in making the earth greener than it has ever been.
This industry could boast of its immediate and across the board growth. Private homes, associations, large-scale and small-scale farms, virtual communities – all these have jumped in the wagon to grow herbs for assorted reasons.
Private herb growing
Herb gardens now adorn both indoor and outdoor spaces of most homes. Most small households have at least six herbs growing in small pots, strategically placed in indoor spaces - nearby window and door openings, and outdoor spaces - rooftop and porch areas. Other homes that have wide stretches of lawn and backyard spaces engage into high-maintenance gardening styles – potager or kitchen herb garden…
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March 14th, 2010 by Geoff Marks
If you have cultivated an herb garden outside all summer and into the fall, you are probably disappointed that winter is so quickly approaching. You are aware of the nutritional and health benefits that you get from eating natural and fresh foods, and you do not want to have to stop gardening your own herbs. Do not dismay! During the winter, you can easily bring in your herb garden. You can plant a windowsill garden right in your kitchen! You can have fresh herbs all winter long, by doing this.
Preparation
In order to successfully move your herbs into your home, you will have to have a windowsill that is in a sunny area. The best place to put your windowsill herb garden is a windowsill that gets at least five hours of sunlight per day and has minimal drafts. Often times, using a south or southeast facing window is …
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January 25th, 2010 by Geoff Marks
Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, shows a simple way to enjoy fresh herbs all year long. For more information go to: www.gardengirltv.com/messageboard
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December 30th, 2009 by Geoff Marks
If you love to garden and cook, you should consider growing an herb garden to enhance both. Growing fresh herbs can heighten the flavor in any meal. For some reason, many people never consider an herb garden, thinking it is too difficult. Herb gardens do not require special soil, they only require sunlight and water, this is the easiest garden to grow. You could plant the variety of herbs you like most and have wonderful fresh flavors to enjoy all year long. Herbs can be grown in containers on a window sill, they are great for people living in apartments or homes without yard space.
Growing an herb garden can be started with seedlings, indoors in early spring. When the weather warms up your plants will be ready to put in the ground outside. Start the herb seeds in 4 inch containers in a sunny location or in a greenhouse, …
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