Amy's Herb Gardens Blog May 2008 Archive

To honor the never-ending rain here in Nebraska, I wanted to direct your attention to 5 signs that your herbs are being overwatered. When talking of too much rain, there ... Read More

I am always curious as to what other herbal gardeners are interested in. Here is a quick poll to see what the most popular type of gardening is for the ... Read More

A friendly reminder to everyone: No matter if you are growing a small kitchen garden, or a large raised bed, herb garden, you should really mulch it. Use any material ... Read More

Tarragon is one of those herbs that I always grow and yet, never seem to use. I pinch off the leaves as I am working in the garden and eat ... Read More

I tasted my first herbal harvest this morning, and wanted to give a review. Siam Queen Thai Basil, is a lovely shot of color, with its green and purple hues, ... Read More

There is not a garden around, that wouldn't benefit from the the addition of polymer moisture crystals. These often undervalued additions to the gardener's arsenal against dryness and compacted soil, ... Read More

Oh yes, spring has it's delicate treats for any gardener's senses. Today I made violet flavored sugar. This is the perfect addition to any civilized tea tray. Violets are much ... Read More

Our containers are planted and we are waiting for the first crop of herbs. Let's pass the time by sharing photos of our gardens! Please, take a picture of your ... Read More

Once the garden is planted, the number one problem is keeping it watered. A growing trend is to plant an herb garden in a self watering container. This takes away ... Read More

If you are hesitant about growing kitchen herbs that you will actually use, oregano might just be the herb for you. Its familiar scent and well loved taste, makes it ... Read More

I am off to purchase jelly jars. Herbal jelly is a great way to use introduce others to the delicious tastes of fresh herbs. This jelly is super easy ... Read More

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Today, I bring you news from the garden channel. Things here, are planted, watered and now we wait. Meanwhile, let's look at how others are faring. I believe that all gardeners ... Read More

I am always looking for ways to use organics in my gardening. Especially when growing edibles like herbs. I recently noticed a new, organic potting soil at my local hardware ... Read More