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How Many Hours Of Sun Do Herbs Need

In general when you think of herbs you think of the brightest Mediterranean day, but even in those gorgeous countries there will be shaded spots. So we want to help … Continue Reading How Many Hours Of Sun Do Herbs Need

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How To Make A Bee Friendly Herb Garden

We love our herb garden when it starts to flower and so do the bees. So I wanted to share with you the top flowering herbs for bees. For a … Continue Reading How To Make A Bee Friendly Herb Garden

Sage -Growing From Seeds, Cuttings Or Division

Sage has had something of a renaissance in recent years with people discovering the cleansing rituals that the indigenous people of the Americas have practiced for many years. We love … Continue Reading Sage -Growing From Seeds, Cuttings Or Division

Lemon Balm – Sow, Grow, Harvest And Eat

We love to grow lemon balm for our herbal teas but also for uses in cooking. Hopefully I can show you just how easy it is to grow and use. … Continue Reading Lemon Balm – Sow, Grow, Harvest And Eat

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Herbs That Like Shade

Herbs that are soft leaved often do not like the draining quality of direct sunlight all day long. Preferring the coolness of the shade alongside the increased moisture that this will offer. Herbs like Sorrel, Mint, Parsley, Coriander/Cilantro, Lemon Balm, Chives, Lovage, Tarragon will grow in partial shade

Perennial Herbs – Top Ten

Perennial herbs can be a staple of any edible garden, saving time and money with a promise of a new harvest every year. I wanted to work out the best … Continue Reading Perennial Herbs – Top Ten

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