Herb Gardening

Raise a fresh, convenient cooking garden in your kitchen.

This lovely plant grows one of the healthiest condiments.

Here are 5 of the easiest and most commonly used herbs to grow indoors.

Harvest the dill weed from your garden in three easy steps.

How to keep your fresh dill lasting and flavorful

As a variety of mint, it's prolific and flavorful.

White sage is a desert plant found in Southern California.

Sage is a staple in most kitchens.

Savory has been used in cooking and as a medicinal herb for more than 2,000 years.

Lemon balm grows like mint, but has different uses.

These valuable herbs are commonly mistaken for weeds.

Every since the beginning of civilization, man has used what was available to him.

Angelica reportedly has healing powers, and is used in herbal medicine for a variety of ailments.

Shade tolerant herbs are perfect for the garden with limited sunlight.

Get the flavor of your garden all year long.

Borage, long known for its medicinal uses and culinary capabilities, is an herb rich in history.

Good for your eggs, your feet, and your garden.

Pruning always goes far in improving the productivity and beauty of your parsley plants. Check out these tips to make the job easy.

Parsley is an herb that is used on many different dishes. This slow growing plant loves the sun and is

How you can plant purple sage, an evergreen shrub that makes beautiful flowers throughout the year.

Spot and combat these 4 diseases.

Although you made have heard of using sage in the kitchen, there are many other types to grow in your garden for other reasons.

Mint is the herb of hospitality.

Aromatic sage actually becomes more flavorful after drying. Follow these tips for drying your own.

Parsley is a favorite herb that is a staple in culinary gardens. It is widely used in cooking and is