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February's Most Popular Articles...
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Growing Coriander: Coriander is a versatile herb popular in Asian cooking including curries, Chinese and Thai dishes. Both the seeds and the leaves of the plant can be used, and offer… [110 views in Feb]
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Growing Rosemary: Rosemary is one of the most commonly grown herbs in the garden. It is a decorative herb originating from the Mediterranean and bears small, blue or white flowers in late… [76 views in Feb]
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Growing Bay Leaves: Bay is one of the most versatile herbs used in cooking. The leaves are commonly used in the French 'bouquet garni' which can be added to flavour stews and soups. Bay is… [54 views in Feb]
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Growing Basil: Basil is one of the most well-known and well-used herbs in the UK. It is used as a key ingredient in Italian dishes including pizza and pasta. It is the main ingredient in… [44 views in Feb]
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Growing Thyme: Thyme is a great herb to have growing in the garden. Originally from southern Europe it has attractive foliage and flowers and it is easy to care for. Thyme is a hardy… [34 views in Feb]
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Growing and Harevesting Borage: Traditionally used to ward off melancholy, borage is a beautiful and useful herb to grow in the garden. The herb originates in the Mediterranean and… [30 views in Feb]
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Latest Comments
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Anny0
Re: Growing Rosemary
My rosemarinus officinalis has been in bud since late January and this morning(4 Feb 2020) I noticed a fully formed flower. I live in Lincolnshire…
4 February 2020 -
BrianChido
Re: Cooking with Marjoram
great article on the uses of Marjoram. I have been visiting Germany over the past few years and discovered that the herb is quite popular…
2 October 2019 -
MN-CY
Re: Growing Thyme
Please can you tell me which variety of thyme has the smallest leaves ?
31 July 2019 -
Harry
Re: Growing Bay Leaves
I have an 8ft / 2.5m high established bay tree in the garden. When I prune it should I keep some of the new leaf growth or older darker leaf…
22 July 2019 -
4waystoyummy
Re: Cooking with Calendula or Pot Marigold
yes, the photo shown is another type of marigold. I think it is important to investigate the true flower you wish to…
17 July 2019 -
Pertwee
Re: Cooking with Chives
Can you and how do you use chives in Thai cooking please
11 July 2019 -
sjpmorris
Re: Growing Rosemary
Long shot; we have a quite large rosemary plant that has no leaves or branches on the bottom foot of the "trunk", is there any way to bring them…
18 June 2019 -
Dorey
Re: Growing Thyme
Hi. I have several seedlings that’s sprouted and now need repotting. How many seedlings should I plant per pot please, appreciate the advice. Thanks
4 June 2019 -
janice miller
Re: Growing Rosemary
I have grown rosemary for several years.For the first time i have lovely lavendar flowers on it. Is this usual?
30 April 2019 -
Cindy
Re: Cooking with Thyme
I have german thyme and want to dry and save. My plants when I harvested/pruned them I noticed that some of the stems and leaves are a…
3 April 2019
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