oblong and covered with tiny pinholes which are oil glands. The flowers are lemon scented. Zone: 3-9. Tolerate most soils in sun and light shade. It is considered an invasive in Missouri. It grows from runners; cuttings and it will self...
The first question you might have is a simple one: what are perennials and what are the different types of perennials? Perennials are plants that continue to produce edible growth throughout their lifespan. During the initial planting phase in your herb garden’s first year, be sure that the...
I’ve talked about growing your own herbs, and I’m sure I’ve mentioned that certain perennials are hardy in some zones and not in others. If you are unfamiliar with these, here is a link from theNational Gardening Associationwhich will answer some questions abouthardiness zones, and will ...
Because lawn cuttings can be too absorbent, use gravel when mulching herbs, such as lavender, thyme or rosemary, that thrive in drier soils. Water mint, chives or basil, and any herbs that are in small containers, but only minimally unless the weather is very dry. For herbs planted in th...
There is an enormous selection ofculinary herbsthat add so much to any cuisine. I keep discovering new herbs that I have not tried yet. Igrow herbsin my backyard in summer and before it gets too cold I harvest them; some are frozen and some are dried. I plant a small selection in my...
GROWING:There are many types of cedars that grow throughout the world. Check with your local nursery for varieties best suited to your area. Cedars are evergreen perennials that are attractive in any landscape. Chamomile Matricaria chamomilla(German chamomile),Anthemus nobilis(Roman chamomile) ...
Some are perennials and some are annuals. All provide amazing flavor and often have proven medicinal benefits. Warning: Many of these plants — especially mint and oregano — will spread like wildfire in your garden. It may be best to plant them in containers unless you want a LOT of them...
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Thankfully many great culinary and medicinal herbs are easy to grow perennials. Here’s how to start your own perennial herb garden. Perennial Herbs Here are a few of the perennial herbs you might consider adding to your garden. Chives (Perennial in zones 3-10) ...
Chives are perennial members of the onion family that sport beautiful edible flowers. Plus, they’re a wonderful companion plant that helps deter pests. Here’s how to grow chives in your garden! About Chives: What are Chives? Chives are cool-season, cold-tolerant perennials best planted in ...