Posted by pano on Sunday Oct 23, 2011
Filed under :Indoor Herb Garden
I bought a mint garden, and a basil garden from my my neighbourhood farmers market. They are already grown and they look stunning on my window sill, but how do I keep them from dyeing?
Not sure if this link is going to work, but here is a picture.
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How many times do I water them? Do I use a lot of water? Do I only wet the soil, or can I wet the actual plant as well?
Is there a certain way to pick the herb out of it’s stem? If so, how?
Please give me all the tips you have.
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Posted by pano on Sunday Oct 9, 2011
Filed under :Indoor Herb Garden
I want to start growing herbs for cooking indoors and was wondering which ones are easy to grow. I’ve never successfully really grown anything before. Is Basil a good one? Chives? Suggestions?
How do I start- just buy some seeds, dirt and containers?
Posted by pano on Friday Sep 23, 2011
Filed under :Indoor Herb Garden
I bought a mint garden, and a basil garden from my my neighbourhood farmers market. They are already grown and they look stunning on my window sill, but how do i keep them from dyeing?
How many times do i water them? Do i use a lot of water? Do i only wet the soil, or can i wet the actual plant as well?
Is there a certain way to pick the herb out of it’s stem? If so, how?
Please give me all the tips you have.
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Posted by pano on Tuesday Aug 30, 2011
Filed under :Drying and Storing Fresh Herbs.
Did an herb garden this year, and the lemon balm, basil, and sage really took off.
The sage is a tender perennial (pineapple) and the basil is just getting pulled since it’s an annual.
I may just cut back the sage to see if it will come up again.
But overall, I plan to cut them, hang them, dry them.
But what is the best way to store these herbs for about a years use or so until I can grow more?
Also, will factors such as heat and light affect the herbs?
I was thinking about storing them outside in a shed. But the temp still gets around 100 degrees.
If the herbs are dried and in storage, will a couple days or a week of 100 degree weather cause them to degrade or deteriorate slowly?
Posted by pano on Monday Aug 29, 2011
Filed under :Drying and Storing Fresh Herbs.
Did an herb garden this year, and the lemon balm, basil, and sage really took off.
The sage is a tender perennial (pineapple) and the basil is just getting pulled since it’s an annual.
I may just cut back the sage to see if it will come up again.
But overall, I plan to cut them, hang them, dry them.
But what is the best way to store these herbs for about a years use or so until I can grow more?
Also, will factors such as heat and light affect the herbs?
I was thinking about storing them outside in a shed. But the temp still gets around 100 degrees.
If the herbs are dried and in storage, will a couple days or a week of 100 degree weather cause them to degrade or deteriorate slowly?
Posted by pano on Saturday Aug 20, 2011
Filed under :Herb Garden
I would like to grow some Herbs to cook with, this kit gave me the Ideal or my friend did to she gave me MINT to start grown, to put in my Tea, I like it. Then I seen the Kit. The kit has Parsley, Dill, Chives, Basil, Cilantro & Marjoram. would like to grow more but need some Ideals of others on Herbs to grow? And where to buy them?
Thank U all the help