Outdoor herb garden

Mediterranean herbs are sage, rosemary, marjoram, lavender, oregano, and thyme. We can plant these herbs together

These vertical herb gardens make the most of small spaces, in the most stylish way! 3 simple DIY projects that prove you can grow an herb garden anywhere.

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Plant these herbs once and snip, snip, snip away for years.

These simple tips in this post will show you how to make a pallet herb garden with what you have on hand. Perfect way to recycle and upcycle.

It is possible to grow a garden in less than full sun. Use this helpful guide to see which vegetables, herbs & flowers grow in shade.

No matter your personal tastes and lifestyle, there is usually a way to enjoy gardening at home. Whether you and your family have a house in the suburbs or you're living alone in an apartment, everyone can make it work.

If you want to add some flavor to your life while still saving money, check out these super creative DIY herb garden tutorial ideas! #DIY #Herb #Gardening

Do you have little to no gardening space? No problem! All you need are these garden ideas for small spaces to enjoy an amazing garden.

Nothing beats the taste of fresh herbs in a recipe. Even if you live in a penthouse, you can always have fresh herbs growing in a sunny window. Treat yourself or the chef in your life to an indoor herb garden with these six savory seasonings: Italian Parsley - 200 seeds Basil - 200 seeds Kitchen Sage - 100 seeds Oregano - 250 seeds Chives -250 seeds Thyme - 200+ seeds All grow easily from seed in a bright window (or outdoors in your garden!) Clip a few sprigs as needed and more will grow…