Using seedlings will give you a head start on growing herbs for your kitchen. Harness vertical space with these instructions for a PVC pipe planter. This vertical herb planter allows anyone to grow ...

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Do-it-yourself projects are more popular than ever, and it’s no wonder why; they make for a great weekend activity and are a creative way to add handmade touches to your space. Whether it’s gardening, ...

Creating a DIY herb garden in your kitchen is a simple way to keep fresh herbs within easy reach while adding a touch of ...

Oregano plants are typically hardy down to zone 4, but no matter how cold your region is, you can keep them alive until ...

Growing medicinal herbs indoors is a rewarding and practical way to ensure a steady supply of natural remedies ...

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But rather than buy all your medicinal herbs, try growing a few in your garden, where you can get to know each plant in its verdant, vibrant natural state. Many medicinal plants double as beautiful ...

Cool-season annual herbs include parsley, cilantro/coriander, celery, dill, chicory, fennel, borage, arugula and chervil. (CHRIS GRANGER) Herbs are a diverse group of plants that include annuals, ...

Basil (Ocimum basilicum) is rightfully listed among the herbs that are perfect for growing in your backyard garden. Its enduring popularity stems from its ease of growth coupled with the culinary, ...