Time to re-pot any 3 inch herb plants that you bought at the garden center. Go to the next largest size pot, 6 to 8 inches. Use a good potting soil, Hyponex, Miracle [ ...click to read more ]
Lavender, Rosemary, Oregano,Thyme and Sage: These herbs like the soil a little on the dry side. Give them just enough water to keep them from wilting when temperatures [ ...click to read more ]
Before you pack away the winter clothes, tuck some dried lavender, bay leaves, or eucalyptus leaves in the jacket pockets. This will deter moths and other flying pests [ ...click to read more ]
Dill is an annual and native to Europe. Parts used: Leaf, flower and seed. Dill will grow in most climates, and requires full Sun, and well-drained loamy soil. Prepare [ ...click to read more ]
As day temperatures become more moderate and night time temperatures remain above 40 degrees; it’s time to plant warm season herbs. Prepare the seed bed by [ ...click to read more ]
Today is Earth Day. Every day should be Earth Day. Make her a promise and keep it. Promise her that each and every day, you’ll do something to help her maintain her [ ...click to read more ]
Once this cold snap has ended, and warmer days appear, so will the bugs. Hungry and ready to bite. Fend them off with all natural herbal remedies. I’ll post several and [ ...click to read more ]
Garlic chives thrive in full sun, and fertile soil. The dark green leaves are a staple in Asian dishes. Transplants are easy to find in garden centers. Or you can start [ ...click to read more ]
Limited space: It’s a problem many gardeners face. Few of us have the ideal 1/2 acre garden plot with 18 inches of top soil and full sun. Don’t give up ! With [ ...click to read more ]
Coriander [ Coriandrum sativum Apiaceae ]. Other common names: Chinese parsley or cilantro. Parts used: Leaves, stems and seeds. The leaves of the Mexican coriander or [ ...click to read more ]