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Herb Gardening For Dummies (For Dummies (Home & Garden)) by Karan Davis Cutler, Kathleen Fisher, et all 2010-11-23
Your Backyard Herb Garden: A Gardener's Guide to Growing Over 50 Herbs Plus How to Use Them in Cooking, Crafts, Companion Planting and More by Miranda Smith, 1999-01-15
Texas Organic Vegetable Gardening: The Total Guide to Growing Vegetables, Fruits, Herbs, and Other Edible Plants the Natural Way by J. Howard Garrett, 1998-07-25
The Herb Gardener: A Guide for All Seasons by Susan McClure, 1997-01-02
The Kitchen Garden Grower's Guide: A practical vegetable and herb garden encyclopedia by Stephen Albert, 2008-11-17
The Beginner's Guide to Edible Herbs: 26 Herbs Everyone Should Grow and Enjoy by Charles W. G. Smith, 2010-04-17
The Herb Garden Cookbook: The Complete Gardening and Gourmet Guide, Second Edition by Lucinda Hutson, 2003-10-01
Herbs (Handbooks) by Lesley Bremness, 2000-11-16
The Complete Herb Book by Jekka McVicar, 2008-02-15
Growing 101 Herbs that Heal: Gardening Techniques, Recipes, and Remedies by Tammi Hartung, 2000-02-15
The Cook's Herb Garden by DK Publishing, 2010-02-15
Sol Meltzer's Herb Gardening in Texas by Sol Meltzer, 2006-09-01
RHS Encyclopedia of Herbs and Their Uses by Deni Bown, 2003-03-27
Burpee : The Complete Vegetable & Herb Gardener : A Guide to Growing Your Garden Organically by Karan Davis Cutler, Cavagnarok David, et all 1997-11-10

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Herb Gardening - Fredericksburg Herb Farm - Fredericksburg Texas
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Extractions: Tips for the Herb Gardener An Herb-Covered Garden Path Herb of the Month Tender Perennial Lemongrass, (Cymbopogon citratus) Tender perennial Lemongrass is an attractive lemon-scented plant that grows in a large clump like fashion. It is an easy to grow herb that is wonderful in the landscape or for use in the kitchen. It is a key ingredient in Thai and Vietnamese foods. This perennial is from India and Sri Lanka and forms a clump similar to many ornamental grasses in gardens everywhere. It's narrow blue-green leaves shoot up to 3 feet from the plant's onion like base and are tough textured with razor sharp edges. The late season flower panicles can add another 2 feet, but only gardens with subtropical conditions are likely to ever see them. It is the hollow stems that are most often used in cooking. Give lemongrass full sun and organically rich, moisture retentive soil. To get started, buy a small potted division, and plant it the same depth it was growing. If you plant it in a pot, be sure it is a least 12-14 inches across. Here in the Texas Hill Country it grows to about 3 feet wide and 3 feet high! Lemongrass is high in vitamin A and the essential oil is enclosed in special cells that can be seen as translucent lines when a leaf is held up to the light. It will withstand temperatures of 10 to 20 degrees if heavily mulched. It is drought resistant and heat tolerant. Harvest lemongrass by cutting low to the ground or pulling off a sheath from the base of the plant. Use caution in handling to not get a cut from its sharp edges. Cut it back drastically in early winter. You can always dig up a clump to pot up for the winter.
Propagating Herbs
Propagating Herbs. © Laurel Morris Articles in this Topic Discussions in this Topic Mar 13, 1998. Do you want more of your favorite herb?
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Extractions: GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-7332027313721357", "com_plantsandanimals_top_ATF_468x060"); GA_googleAddAttr("language", "com"); GA_googleAddAttr("section", "plantsanda"); GA_googleAddAttr("category", "herb_garde"); hiring freelance writers today's articles sign in Home ... Herb Gardening Propagating Herbs Laurel Morris Articles in this Topic Discussions in this Topic Mar 13, 1998 Do you want more of your favorite herb? Why not use a method of propagation to put your herbs closer to your kitchen, in a container, or along a front walk! Cuttings Early spring is a great time of the year to grow new plants from cuttings. Lemon balm, oregano, tarragon, mints and rosemary are a few good examples for this method. Start by taking approximately four to five inch stem cuttings from new growth, cutting about Â¼ inch below a leaf node (where the leaf comes out). Remove excess leaves and reduce the size of the remaining leaves to conserve moisture loss. Dip the bottom part of the cutting into rooting hormone, either in powdered or liquid form, and tap the excess off. (Rooting hormone can be purchased at Garden Escape .) Insert the cutting 1/3 to Â½ way into your pot of growing medium. Half perlite and half-potting soil is good, or I use half-potting soil and half sand. Enclose the pot in a plastic bag and tie at the top to support a high humidity level. The pot should not be in direct sunlight. After a month, check for root growth by lightly pulling on the cutting. If it resists, that should mean there are roots. Gently lift out the new plant and re-pot. Let it gradually get used to its new environment by setting it out for a short time, then lengthening that time each day. Visit the
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Timeless Herb Secrets: Herb Growing
Tips, Tricks and Ideas for Adding a Pinch of Herbs to Your Day, Brought to You by DiDi Hoffman, South Africa s Blogging Herb Man.
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Extractions: Source: The Bouquet Garni Herbs catalog featured in the South African Herb Growers Guide. Marjoram ( Origanum majorana) is a popular culinary herb, with good healing properties. It is an essential herb in any Seasoned Chefs repertoire. A perennial that's often grown as an annual, compact (60cm high) with grey-green leaves and small white or pinkish flowers. Grows well in a deep pot with good drainage. Full sun, sensitive to frost. Water every second day and pick tips regularly to prevent scraggly growth. Parts used: leaves, flowering stems. Medicinal uses: good general tonic; relieves anxiety, headaches and insomnia or chew leaves to soothe a sore throat and cough. Culinary uses: use when a delicate oregano flavour is needed in tomato sauces, pasta, meat dishes, soups; especially in Italian and Greek cuisine. Other uses: pot pourri.
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Extractions: Posted by Rahmatullah on June 25, 2003 at 01:07:40: In Reply to: Re: mistreated aloe posted by Newt on February 21, 2003 at 20:45:12: : : help.... : : i rescues a aloe barbadensis from a friend who left it outside in nov for 3 weeks here in portland ore. although the temp wasnt freezing it took a toll. it is still green but the sections have no roots and are detached from the soil. these sections have no roots. some of the plant is still in the dirt but i have no idea if it has roots as i'm afraid to disturb it. the leaves have curled over but it still looks like it can be saved. i know so little about aloe as my 70 other houseplants are of other varieties. i bought a good cactus potting mix but was hoping for any advise before i attempt to transplant it. can anyone help me? : : thank you : Hi Debbie, : I don't know if you've done anything with your rescued aloe yet, but if it's still alive since November, it will make it. The part that is still in the dirt probably has a root system. Those that are sitting on top of the soil will probably form roots over time. : You can always go to www.google.com and put in quotes like this: "aloe barbadensis" and get info on how to care for it. It's an easy one to care for. You can also click on 'Images' and often get pictures as well. Here's a site that should be helpful.
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Cultivate Centre - Herb Gardening Tips
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Extractions: About Cultivate Community Projects Cooperative Contact ... Subscribe Site Toolkit Dublin Green Map Media Education Directory ... Resources Herb Gardening Tips Herb Gardening Tips Scroll down to discover tips for the entire year! December / January Herb Schedule Things to do: Protect planters, especially terracotta planters with bubble-wrap or hessian or even old jumpers. The cold temperatures and frost can easily penetrate containers, freezing the soil and plant roots and killing all but the most robust plants. Protect parsley, buckler leaved sorrel and chervil with cloches.
Creative Homemaking / Gardening / Herbs
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How To Grow And Sell Herbs And Herbal Products
Learn how to start a business at home growing and selling herbs and herbal products.
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Extractions: If you want to get your business started quickly and easily and eliminate as many mistakes as possible , you want to learn from an expert in your field - someone who has successfully accomplished what you want to achieve. How Mike McGroarty started growing and selling plants from his small backyard - and turned a sizable profit. Get Your Free Ebook Today The Gardener's Secret Handbook Herb Filled Pillows Make Over a Million Dollars Lauren Rosenstadt was a single mom working at a herb company in Bethesda, Maryland. A herb (pronounced "erb") is a plant that has medicinal, savory, or aromic qualities. One day while at lunch with a friend whose daughter suffered from insomnia, Lauren thought, "If I could fill a pillow with herbs, that would be soothing and help my friend's daughter sleep." A few days later, Sydney Greensheep, a pillow shaped like a sheep and filled with dried herbs, was completed. Lauren gave Sydney to her friend to try with her daughter. The next morning her friend reported, "It's unbelievable, she slept like a baby!"
Herb Gardening - Growing Herbs In Your Garden
This group of plants has historically been one of the most popular to grow and has recently experienced a surge in popularity in the home garden and
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HERB GARDENING
HERB GARDENING. Herbs have been around since time immemorial and served different kinds of purposes. They have been used to treat illness and flavour
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Herbal Tea Gardens: Chamomile, Lemon Balm, Catnip, Spearmint, Peppermint, Chocol
Chamomile, lemon balm, catnip, spearmint, peppermint, chocolate mint.
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Extractions: Syndication Sister Site. Author: Tim Henry Is there anything more refreshing on a hot summer day than a tall glass of iced tea with a sprig of fresh mint? Or a more calming end to a long day than a steaming infusion with chamomile or mint? A tea garden can ensure that you have a steady supply of your favorite herbs and its surprisingly easy to grow. Most tea herbs grow quite happily in moderate sun, so choose a spot that gets about 6 hours of full sun a day. If you choose to grow your tea herbs directly in the ground, be aware that many of them will spread voraciously, choking out any other plants nearby. To prevent that, sink bottomless buckets or baskets into the ground and plant the herb plant inside it to help control the roots. Of course, if you choose to garden in containers, that wont be a problem at all. Chamomile Chamomile is a very pretty, lacy annual (though there is one variety that is a perennial) that grows about 2 feet high. It likes partial shade to full sun, and sandy, dry soil. The tea is made from chamomile flowers rather than leaves. Harvest regularly once the plants start to flower. To dry chamomile, cut stems back to new leaf growth and tie in loose bunches. Hang upside down in a dry, dark place till the leaves are crumbly. Or: dry just the flower heads on drying screens in the oven or in the sun.
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Extractions: Herb gardening is becoming more and more popular every day, and for a good reason. Herbs have practical value, serve a purpose, and with herb gardening you can actually use your plants. When most people think of herb gardening they automatically think of cooking, but herbs are also grown for their pleasant aroma and their beauty. One important part of herb gardening is drying the herbs for use during the winter months, especially if you plan on cooking with them. First the tops of leafy herbs have to be cut, washed, and hung up for the water to evaporate. Then, tie stems together and hang up in a paper bag to dry. After two to three weeks they must be removed; crumble the leaves, dry them out in the oven, and store in a glass jar. One of the most common herbs gown in herb gardening is basil. "Dark Opal" and regular green basil are beautiful additions to any garden and often used as decoration. Dark Opal has light pink flowers and dark red leaves. Basil isn't just used for its looks; it is used for extra flavor in tomato juices and pastes.
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Extractions: More about Tommy Yeo When you go to the supermarket you can see fresh herbs for sale. These same herbs can be grown in your garden with a minimal amount of trouble. You can grow them from cuttings or seeds. You can divide the heavy growing herbs and plant new herb plants. Whatever format that you decide to use, herb gardening adds zest to your world. Herbs are annuals, biennials and perennial plants. Herbs like Basil, Coriander and Dill are annuals that bloom for one season only and then die. Caraway and parsley are biennials that live for two seasons and bloom only in the second season. Perennials like chives, fennel, mint and tarragon die over winter and then blossom each season once the plant has established itself. Herbs need to be planted in a 20 by 4 foot garden space. In this garden, you can have separate plots for each type of herb. This mini plot is a 12 by 18 inch herb garden. With the many herbs that are being used, colorful and frequently used herbs can be planted around the borders of your plot. Parsley and Purple Basil are examples of colorful border herb gardening.
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Extractions: Gardening History Essentials of Gardening Types of Gardening ... Glossory Free E-magazine Subscribe to our Free E-Magazine on Gardening Learn More Business Directory of Indian Suppliers Manufacturers and Products from India. India`s leading Yellow pages directory. Home Herb Gardening Herb Gardening Features of Herb Gardeni.. Harvesting and Pest cont.. History of Herbs Herbs for Beginning Gard.. ... Herbal Plants An herb garden is easy to grow, use, store and share. An herb is any plant used for cooking, fragrance, to make drinks or medicine. The term herb is also used to mean herbaceous, which is a botanical term for a leafy plant that doesn`t get a woody stem. Most plants we call herbs are indeed herbaceous. Ethnobotanist, scientists who study the relationship between people and plants make a differentiation between herbs and spices: Herbs are plants that we use the leafs, stems and flowers of, whereas spices come from other parts of the plant such as roots, bark or seeds. Some examples are cinnamon, from bark, turmeric, from a root, and pepper, a seed. Common varieties include basil, chives, thyme and mint. An herb garden is of course a garden containing herbs, but that can mean a few terracotta pots on the back steps or a an acre of carefully designed beds with hundreds of types of plants. Either way, an herb garden can be a lovely and useful thing.
Full - Garden Delights - Herb Gardening
Consider the herbs you want to plant. Think about their types. Would you like annuals, biennials or perennials?
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Extractions: Herb Gardening Herbs have been around since time immemorial and served different kinds of purposes. They have been used to treat illness and flavour cooking; they were even believed to have magical powers. Do you want to have your own herb garden? Here are a few ideas on how to establish an herb garden. Plan your garden. Consider the herbs you want to plant. Think about their types. Would you like annuals, biennials or perennials? How much space will they occupy in your garden? If you want, you can purchase a book that can give you the right information on what specific plants you are planning to grow. List or draw your garden on paper first. Separate the annuals from the perennials so when the time comes that you have to pull out the annuals, you won't be disturbing the perennials. Perennials can be planted on the edge of your garden so when it is time to till your garden they won't be in danger of getting dug up. Another thing to remember is that you have to plant the tall ones at the back and the shorter ones in front. Also, provide your plants with enough space to grow. Proper position shall help you in this area. If you would rather keep herbs out of your garden (and some are quite invasive) you could have herb pots. These are large containers with three or more outlets for the herbs. Fill the pot up to the first outlet and plant it before continuing on with the filling and planting process. Usually, the herb that requires the most water is planted in the bottom hole, while the variety that requires the least, goes in the highest hole.
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