- Grow an Indoor Herb Garden
- Growing and Using Herbs
- Herb Gardens – Spice Up Your Cooking
- Using Herb Seeds to Start a Garden
- Have Fun With a Chia Herb Garden
- Planning A Basic Herb Garden
- How to Design a Herb Garden
- Kitchen Herb Garden Plan
- Herb Kits: The Easy Way To Garden
- Growing a Window Herb Garden
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Growing an Indoor Herb Garden Year-Round
If you love fresh spaghetti sauce or pesto, than you've just got to have fresh basil and other herbs all year round! Sure, a nice 1 X 4 window garden getting at least 4 or 5 hours of direct light from a sunny window will give you something to pinch here and there. Gardens with mint, rosemary, bay leaf, savory, oregano, chervil, sand thyme are some of the easiest to grow this way.
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Care and Feeding of Your Herb Garden
Care and Feeding of Your Herb Garden Most herbs are fairly easy to maintain. They don't need water every day and don't really need fertilizer. The biggest concern you'll have is weeding. To find out if your garden needs water, take a finger and push it into the soil. If it is damp or wet under the surface, you don't need to water it. If it stays dry all the...
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