Herbal High Health Garden Tips
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DO YOU WANT TO START GROWING YOUR OWN HERBS?
Herbs can be traced back into the times of the ancient Egyptians and
the ancient Chinese. There are also references in the Bible and
medieval documents that show herbs were used by most households.
Growing herbs is something that is very beneficial to gardeners for
several different purposes. Herbs may be used to flavor food, for
potpourri, for tea, for medical purposes or to even control pests in
the garden. Herb gardens can be specialized towards one of these
specific areas or a mixture of a few different purposes. They can also
be grown in a garden with other species of plants or in containers
indoors.
Herb gardens can be grown in different ways such as an indoor herb
garden in the kitchen or a small plot in the garden. A small plot of
four feet by six feet is a large enough area to support a small
family. Although a popular use for herbs are for cooking known as
culinary herbs, they are also grown for their aromatic foliage and
some for the beauty of their flowers. They can be used fresh or dried.
Some herbs are used as garnish for plates or salads while other types
of herbs can be used to perk up the flavor of a dish.
Like all other plants herbs grow as annuals, perennials, shrubs, and
trees. When planting herbs, you should use well-drained soil. If you
find that your soil is heavy or compacted, you can add organic matter
to it. Fertilizers are not necessary either. Most herbs prefer a sunny
location although a few prefer full shade. Many herbs will grow well
with afternoon shade. Amazingly, very few diseases or insects attack
herbs. Sometimes in dry, hot weather red spider mites can be found on
low-growing plants and aphids may attach dill, caraway, anise, or
fennel. Rust can also affect mint.
Herbs can be bought and planted into a home garden or they can be
grown from seeds. It is an honor and a joy to be able to see a plant
be grown from a single seed. You are able to enjoy every step of the
process from birth to death in a respect. When growing a plant like an
herb from a seed the experience is all the more rewarding because
herbs are so useful. Almost all herbs can be grown from a seed. Seeds
should be placed in a shallow pot or box in the late winter. Use a
light, well-drained soil to grown your seeds in. Since herbs do not
have a deep root base, make sure not to cover the seeds too much with
the soil. They should be planted shallow. Follow the rule: the finer
the seed, the shallower it should be sown. You can transplant the
seedlings to the outdoors in the spring. Although most herbs can be
grown from seeds, some herbs do not transplant well. Herbs like dill,
fennel, anise, and coriander should be planted directly into the
garden.
Although growing herbs in a home garden is extremely easy and
worthwhile, there is a lot of information you need to know and
understand about herbs. This article has given you a lift and now it
is time to complete the journey with more information. And you can
find all of the information you need right here! Good Luck!
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My name is Devika and I'm passionate about Herbs, Gardens, Health
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and caterers for 20 years, as well as healed my own ill-health with
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* MUST HAVE HERB TIPS, INCLUDING THE TOP 3 MEDICINAL HERBS SO YOU
KNOW WHAT FIRST CHOICES OF HERBS TO MAKE.
* The #1 Tip for protecting your herb garden in winter so you can
maximise your garden's output.
* Secret weapon "Companion planting" (also known as Permaculture)
which helps create a successful Herb Garden thus minimalising pests.
* Light and your indoor garden which supports healthy growth so you
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* HUMIDITY, WATERING AND YOUR INDOOR HERB GARDEN NEEDS SO YOU KNOW
YOUR HERBS ARE HAPPY.
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