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Have to wait a couple more weeks before I have anything green! Can’t wait!
So how many herbs do you plant and what type? I planted basil and oregano for the first time this past year and wondered why I have not done this before. Love the taste of fresh herbs.
Lot’s of Herbs! I love Basil’s, last year I had 5 different kinds…Love all the basic Herbs, but try to add something new and interesting each year. I love cooking with fresh Herbs–Tarragon would be another great Herb for you to try…Winter hardy and a good flavor for all meats.
I will give you a starter plant this Spring when you visit! Savory is another nice Herb, not hardy for zone 4, but a easy plant to start to grow….I love Summer Savory the best, and it is a pretty, viney little plant that is good on the borders of you garden. 🙂 Audrey, I could talk Herbs all day! I used to give classes on Herbs at Shotwell Floral in Fargo….in another life.
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Have to wait a couple more weeks before I have anything green! Can’t wait!
Can’t wait to get my hands dirty in the greenhouse! Thanks for visiting the garden!
You’re welcome. I saw a quote recently about gardening being cheaper than therapy. 🙂
Gardening is my therapy!!!!! 🙂
That right there is what we call “hope”…
Oh, perfect title!
So how many herbs do you plant and what type? I planted basil and oregano for the first time this past year and wondered why I have not done this before. Love the taste of fresh herbs.
Lot’s of Herbs! I love Basil’s, last year I had 5 different kinds…Love all the basic Herbs, but try to add something new and interesting each year. I love cooking with fresh Herbs–Tarragon would be another great Herb for you to try…Winter hardy and a good flavor for all meats.
I will give you a starter plant this Spring when you visit! Savory is another nice Herb, not hardy for zone 4, but a easy plant to start to grow….I love Summer Savory the best, and it is a pretty, viney little plant that is good on the borders of you garden. 🙂 Audrey, I could talk Herbs all day! I used to give classes on Herbs at Shotwell Floral in Fargo….in another life.