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Woody herb plants such as rosemary, lavender, or thyme are perennials that, given proper growing conditions, can take over an area. Cutting back woody herbs becomes a necessity to prevent this. Learn how to prune woody herbs in this article.

By Amy Grant

If you don’t have an excess of counter space for potted herbs, you might consider a magnetic herb garden. These gardens are cute, useful, and fun to make. For information on magnetic planters how to build an herb garden on magnets, click this article.

By Teo Spengler

For many gardeners, planning the vegetable garden revolves around choosing plants that look and taste delicious. However, some consider other aspects. Plants that ward off evil, for example, have a rich and interesting history. Click here for more information.

By Tonya Barnett

Turkey is famous for its spices, and for good reason. Herbs from Turkey are used all around the world to make the humdrum into the spectacular. You can experience many of these zesty flavors by planting a Turkish herb garden. Learn more here.

By Amy Grant

The true foodie wants to spread his or her wings and try something new. How about growing an Indian herb garden? Think of all the varied Indian herb plants and spices for Indian cooking. Learn how to grow Indian herbs here and let your culinary creative juices soar.

By Amy Grant

There is nothing like being able to pick fresh herbs for your favorite dishes right when you need them. This is where an indoor window sill herb garden comes in quite handy. Learn more in this article.

By Kathee Mierzejewski

The spiral rock herb garden is an attractive, utilitarian design plucked straight from the natural world. Read this article to learn about spiral herb garden ideas and start your own spiral herb garden this season.

By Amy Grant

Looking for some extra spice in your herb garden, consider adding exotic herbs. Exotic herbs have been grown and cultivated throughout the world. Find tips for growing exotic herb plants in this article.

By Heather Rhoades

There are many ways to propagate herbs in your herb garden - planting seeds, splitting the roots, taking cuttings, or using runners. Learn about the different methods of herb propagation in this article.

By Robin Svedi

From their easy maintenance to their usefulness and fragrance, herbs are completely worth it, not to mention that organic herb garden ideas are endless. Click on this article to learn how to start an organic herb garden

By Liz Baessler

With spring on the way, you might consider growing all you need to make your cooking sing in your own garden or backyard. Tips for creating a spring herb garden can be found in this article.

By Heather Rhoades

When thinking of planting herbs, many come to mind. If you are not familiar with growing edible herbs, you might be asking, "What kinds of herbs can I grow?" Read here for types of common garden herbs.

By Heather Rhoades

There are many uses for herbs growing in the garden. Plants for tea gardens are just one. You may already have herbs suitable for the making of tea, but in this article are some of the best herbs for tea.

By Amy Grant

When you grow an herb garden inside, you can benefit from enjoying fresh herbs year round. In order to be successful at growing herbs indoors you need to follow a few simple steps. Read here to learn more.

By Heather Rhoades

When choosing a site for your herb garden, there are several important factors you need to consider before selecting a permanent location. To find out what these are, the following article will help.

By Robin Svedi