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Herbs can benefit life in many ways. Growing basil, Ocimum basilicum, is an super way to spice up the garden and your favorite recipes. Unknown to most, basil is actually a member of the mint family! Although there is a few different varieties of basil, sweet basil is the most popular and well known. This [...]

The future, with the threat of global warming coming nearer, it’s now a great time to begin growing thyme. With planting thyme and other plants, enthusiasts have found a way to renew the soil with organic nutrients, helping to save the earth.
Gardeners have contributed to the “going green” process, long before it was cool!
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After you find out how beneficial growing watercress is, you’re sure to be happy to consume every one of your veggies just as Mom always said you should.
Watercress (or Nasturtium officinale) isa part of the cabbage family. It is a vegetable noticeable because of its zesty pepper flavor.
Perhaps you haven’t heard much about [...]

Rosemary, a durable evergreen ’sub shrub’, is also known as Rosmarinus officinalis. Growing rosemary is an activity that dates back through time. Rosemary is characterized by its delicious aroma, usually used for the seasoning of food. In the past, rosemary oil was used as medicine. The foliage is dark and shiny on the leaf face [...]

Many aromas can bring back happy memories.
Growing sage and using it to cook wonderful holiday meals is something your family will always remember.
Considering the cost of herbs to buy nowadays, growing your own herbs begins to make a lot of sense. An additional bonus is the enjoyment of using fresh ingredients in your [...]

To begin growing oregano, you need to find out which variety you need to sow. There are different types of oregano, ornamental or culinary (edible). Oregano is very simple to upkeep, grow and harvest, so is very difficult to go wrong.
When growing oregano for kitchen use, there is two varieties to consider.
For Mediterranean [...]