How to Grow:Start seeds indoors 8 weeks before average last frost date or sow outside 1 to 2 weeks after average last frost. Thyme has a reputation for being difficult to germinate but will succeed with these tips: Sprinkle a pinch of the small seeds on the soil surface and mist lightly...
A lot of people start herbs from seeds but for me it’s just easier to head over to the local nursery or big box store in the spring and stock up on the plants I need (they’re not very expensive). Once I get them home, I only have 1 requirements for a good herb planting spot...
To be safe, try wearing a pair of disposable gloves while handling peppers. (Buy a box cheaply at drugstores and dollar stores.)For the faint of heat, there are several options 1) Make lengthwise slices of the peppers, removing the ribs and seeds before pickling 2) Rinse the pepper rings...
Grow herbs from seed (instead of buying plants), and you'll save a ton. Here are some of the easiest herbs to start from seed. These can all be direct-sown outdoors, so there's no need to fuss with seed trays and grow lights. Basil:Use it fresh in pesto and tomato sauce, or dr...
Most fresh herbs grow very easily from seeds. This article gives some generalseed starting tipsto get you going quickly. Also check out my tutorial forstarting seeds in peat pellets. I chose some kitchen garden herbs to start this way. ...
Most herbs are very easy to grow from seed. Dill, basil, and other annual herbs actually do better when started from seed. Cilantro, parsley, sage, and oregano are also great, fragrant herbs that do well from the seed. How do I start my herb seeds?
With so many seed catalogs to choose from, try to support smaller companies like Kitazawa Seed Co., which specializes in Asian vegetables and herbs. Baker Creek and Truelove Seeds, which both focus on heirloom and open-pollinated seeds, are great sources for rare herbs. ...
Growing herbs yourself is an excellent way of ensuring a continual supply of the freshest, tastiest leaves, roots and seeds all year round. Not to mention cost effective!Most are easy-to-grow needing minimal care, if you have a sheltered sunny spot with well-draining soil you're set!
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Depending on what part of the county you are from, some say add the garlic first, other say add the onions and then the garlic. Check out my next blog on how to grow garlic with a few recipes included. Here’s to your good health. ...