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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… [4834 views in Mar]
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Has My Rosemary Plant Died?: As an evergreen plant, rosemary shouldn’t lose all its leaves under normal conditions so you are right to be concerned about it. It’s difficult to give an… [3874 views in Mar]
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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… [2362 views in Mar]
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Growing Horseradish: Horseradish is a perennial herb (it lasts for several years) originating from southeast Europe. Its tough twisted root is used in cooking to make horseradish sauce, a… [1180 views in Mar]
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Growing Parsley: Parsley is one of the most popular herbs used in cooking in the UK today. It is a versatile herb that can be added to a number of meals including fish and potatoes. It… [1154 views in Mar]
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Growing Herbs in Containers: The fantastic thing about growing herbs is they require little maintenance and you can pretty much grow them anywhere. Most herbs will thrive in containers… [970 views in Mar]
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Latest Comments
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Nige
Re: Growing Basil
We have a home in SW France, plenty of sun & 20C + from March till November & this winter we have only had about 6 frosts all winter, we grow lots of…
4 March 2014 -
Pent
Re: Growing and Harvesting Dill
Very well articulated article on how to start growing Dill. In Poland Dill is a favourite herb with boiled or mashed potatoes.
28 February 2014 -
Jeska
Re: Growing Rosemary
my rosemary is leggy and ragged, but healthy and just re-planted. I understand I cannot prune it till Autumn, but how vicious can I be to regain a…
21 February 2014 -
Pittsy
Re: Common Problems When Growing Herbs
Hi I have been growing coriander on my window sill for approx 5/6 weeks and it is still very spindly and on a few decent…
3 February 2014 -
Diddy
Re: Growing Horseradish
I am tring to get hold of some Horseradish roots to grow wher I live, France, I have a friend who can take delivery and bring it here ;
13 January 2014 -
knackdered gardener
Re: Growing and Harevesting Borage
Borage: tried some 10 years ago. Never managed to use it. Didn't dig it in before flowering: bees so busy, didn't want to…
7 October 2013 -
Jill.
Re: Growing Bay Leaves
Have 2 bay trees in pots at the side of my front door,Does anyone know why they are both full of wasps,Had the plants 3yrs and never had this…
1 September 2013 -
greycrittermom
Re: Cooking with Sage
So I put too much sage in a chicken noodle creation. What is your suggestion to counteract it? I don't really want to add more chicken,…
19 August 2013 -
Veg Curious
Re: Growing Fennel: Bulbed and Seed Varieties
I want to try growing fennel this year. I am experimenting with straw bale gardening. How close is too close to…
20 June 2013 -
Grandkidscountrylady
Re: Has My Rosemary Plant Died?
I have a beautiful Purple Sage plant. Never thought much about it, but can purple sage be dried, stored, and eaten like the sage…
15 June 2013
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