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Herb Gardening 101: Tips for Growing Fennel

When it comes to fennel, there are two main types to consider: herb fennel and the white bulb-type vegetable. Both make wonderful additions to a kitchen garden, but our focus here is on the herb variety. Growing tips and facts Common sweet fennel looks a lot like dill with its green feathery, wispy foliage. Other […]

June 13, 2019 by HerbGardening

Recipe: Strawberry Caprese Skewers with Balsamic Glaze

Strawberry Caprese Skewers with a Balsamic Glaze are a delicious twist on the traditional Caprese Salad. The perfect appetizer for your summer get-togethers.

This quick and easy Strawberry Caprese skewer recipe is sure to be a hit at your next summer gathering. Your guests will certainly appreciate this delicious and healthy appetizer. This fun variation of the traditional Caprese salad replaces the classic tomato with sweet strawberries, which pair beautifully with the rich balsamic blaze and fresh basil. […]

April 16, 2019 by HerbGardening

12 Beautiful Herbs for Flower Gardens

12 Beautiful Herbs for Flower Gardens

Many of the plants commonly grown as herbs in the herb garden are equally worthy of being grown for their ornamental value in the flower garden. By definition, an herb is a useful plant, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be pretty as well! With a little experimentation, you may find that your flower garden […]

April 13, 2019 by HerbGardening

5 Easy Ways to Attract Ladybugs to Your Garden

5 Easy Ways to Attract Ladybugs to Your Garden – and Encourage them to Stay! Ladybugs are a big help to organic gardeners because they spend their days eating destructive garden pests, including aphids, whiteflies, cabbage moths, and mites. Thanks to their voracious appetites, ladybugs are considered beneficial insects by gardeners who want to control […]

March 14, 2019 by HerbGardening

15 Types of Basil to Grow In Your Garden

15 types of basil to grow in your garden. #herbs #basil #herbgarden

Basil is perhaps one of the mostly widely used herbs in cooking, and it’s one I highly recommend for growing yourself, as it comes in handy in so many recipes – and of course for making pesto. Although it’s most commonly known as a culinary herb and perhaps even a decorative plant, some basil varieties […]

February 10, 2019 by HerbGardening

DIY Lavender Bath Bombs with Dried Lavender Flowers

These DIY lavender bath bombs are the perfect way to use some of the lavender from your garden. Make some for yourself, and be sure to make extras to give away to friends.

If you’re looking for a way to use some of the lavender from your garden, these DIY Lavender Bath Bombs made with essential oil and dried lavender flowers are a great project for you. With its lovely soothing fragrance, lavender is the perfect addition to your bath. Make some of these bath bombs for yourself, […]

January 16, 2019 by HerbGardening

Tips for Herb Gardening in the Shade

5 Herbs for Shady Spots - Tips for Herb Gardening in the Shade. #herbgarden #gardeningtips

Herb gardens are typically grown in full sun. In general, this is the best way to grow herbs. This is true of most edible and fruit bearing plants.  Fruit bearing plants usually need more sun than shade in order to produce fruit. However, it is still possible to grow herbs successfully even if you have […]

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