Herbs
Whether just starting out, looking for growing info, or need help identifying edible herbs, you’ve come to the right place. There are a number of herbs that can be grown in the garden—some for medicinal reasons, some for aesthetic reasons, and others being common herbs you can eat, cook with or use in teas. Learning how to grow herbs is easy, and with the right know how, identifying edible herbs will become second nature. So whatever the reason, we can help with all your herb growing needs.
Herbs
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Spilanthes Herb Care: How To Grow Spilanthes Toothache Plant
Spilanthes toothache plant is a lesser-known flowering annual native to the tropics. What is Spilanthes and how is it used? Find information on how to grow, care for, and use the Spilanthes plant in this article.
By Amy Grant
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How To Harvest Cilantro
If you wish to increase the life span of cilantro, harvesting it regularly will help greatly. When it comes to cilantro, harvesting is relatively easy. Read this article to learn about cilantro harvesting.
By Heather Rhoades
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Separating Sorrel Plants: Learn About Dividing Garden Sorrel
Do you need to split sorrel? Large clumps can weaken and become less attractive in time, but dividing garden sorrel every so often in spring or early summer can revive and rejuvenate a tired plant. Learn more about sorrel plant division in this article.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Pets And Citronella Geraniums – Is Citronella Toxic To Pets
Is citronella safe for pets? If you grow scented geraniums, be sure to keep your dogs and cats away. Scented geraniums are toxic to pets. Learn more here.
By Susan Albert
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Chamomile Care Indoors – Learn How To Grow Chamomile Indoors
While it will thrive outdoors, chamomile will also grow very well indoors in a pot. Learn more about how to grow chamomile indoors using the information found in this article. Click here for additional info.
By Liz Baessler
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Cutting Back Catnip: Should I Prune Catnip Plants
Catnip is a no-fuss, easy-to-grow member of the mint family that requires little maintenance. What about pruning catnip plants though? Is cutting back catnip necessary? Click here to find out about pruning catnip plants and, if need be, how to prune catnip.
By Amy Grant
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What Is Applegate Garlic: Applegate Garlic Care And Growing Tips
Garlic is not only delicious, but it’s good for you. Some people find garlic a little too strong, however. For those whose taste buds prefer milder garlic, try growing Applegate garlic plants. What is Applegate garlic? Click here for Applegate garlic info and care.
By Amy Grant
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Saffron Harvest Info: How And When To Pick Saffron
There's more to saffron than just growing it. You need to know how and when to harvest the herb. Learn about saffron crocus harvesting and its uses today by reading this article.
By Amy Grant
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How To Grow Grocery Store Basil - Planting Supermarket Basil
Repotting grocery store basil, as well as propagating it, are great ways to get the most for your money. Read on to learn how.
By Tonya Barnett
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Can I Plant Grocery Store Ginger - How To Grow Grocery Store Ginger
Ginger has a lengthy history and was once bought and sold as a luxury item. But perhaps you have wondered, “Can I plant grocery store ginger?”. Read on to find out.
By Amy Grant
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What Is Bupleurum: How To Grow Bupleurum Herb Plants
What is bupleurum? It is a plant with a long history as an Asian herbal medicine and is a lovely foil for many other types of plants. Growing bupleurum in the garden bed brings in traditional natural medicine paired with unmatched annual color. Learn more here.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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When To Harvest Tea Plants: Information On Tea Plant Harvesting
Growing the tea plant, Camellia sinensis, allows you to produce your own tea at home. But how do you get from the plant to the cup? Learn more about harvesting tea plants in this article.
By Amy Grant
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Growing Tea At Home – Learn About Tea Plant Container Care
Did you know that you can grow your own tea? This evergreen shrub can be grown outdoors in USDA zones 7-9 but for those in cooler zones, consider growing tea plants in pots. Learn more in this article.
By Amy Grant
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Salad Burnet Plant: How To Grow Salad Burnet
Salad burnet plant is a Mediterranean native with hardy tolerance. Salad burnet is easy to grow and makes a useful addition to the herb garden. Find out how to grow this herb in the following article.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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What Are Benne Seeds: Learn About Benne Seeds For Planting
What are benne seeds? Chances are, you already know about benne seeds, which are more commonly known as sesame seeds. In spite of its nutritional benefits, benne hasn't gained a following as a food crop in the United States. Click here to learn more.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Care Of Winter Savory: Learn How To Grow Winter Savory Herbs
There are two types of savory, summer and winter, but in this article, we're going to focus on how to grow winter savory herbs. Click here to find out about the care and growing of winter savory and other winter savory plant information.
By Amy Grant
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Lady’s Bedstraw Plant Info – How To Grow Lady’s Bedstraw Herbs
Due to its importance as an herb, lady's bedstraw was brought to North America by early immigrants and has naturalized throughout the United States. In this article, I will cover the herbal uses of lady's bedstraw, as well as how to grow lady's bedstraw.
By Darcy Larum