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I am growing the following herbs outsided, parsley, rosemary, chives, orego & mint. I sometimes by basil & corrindar in posts in aldi/tesco, but after a week they seem to die. I keep them in the kitchen, water them, etc. How do ye grow these successfully...
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Basil and coriander are very easy come in and take whatever amount... .
I find the best way to grow herbs is to plant them from seed.
It's difficult to grow the herbs that you buy in pots in the supermarket as they are usually grown.
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Some of my herb plants had a few poison ivy vines growing in them-I cut them out about 1 week ago and we have had rainy days since then.
would you all think I could use the herbs now for cooking if I wash them well?
just dont want to take a chance
thanks...
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I would get out the poison ivy vines, trim the herbs, let them grow and trim one more time.
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Reat way to have a continuous supply of herbs for cooking is by growing culinary herbs in your own garden. There are many great herbs have been used for thousands of years to add flavor to a variety of dishes. Herbs can have a tang to them, or they can...
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I recently started growing some sweet basil, sage, and spearmint and I'm wondering if anyone has any tips they can give me to help them grow?
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I grew mine in pots over the years but I have a bad .
growing Lavender inside the house for 3 weeks, when is the best time to take them outside? Definitely grow them south facing, with tons of sun.
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Hi everyone!
I'd like to start growing some fresh herbs for cooking, but I'm on a limited budget. If you had to pick the three herbs you use the most, what would they be? Thanks so much for the help!
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Mint must will get you a million basil leaves.
I grow a bunch of herbs and use the basil, rosemary and thyme the most.
I guess I might skip the oregano places.
I grow all these in containers outside.
growing fresh basil.
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What herbs do you grow and what recipes do you use them in? I'm thinking about growing herbs but not sure which ones to grow. Posted on CafeMom Mobile
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Can I grow....
Even when I've neglected to water the ones I grow they still look great and keep right and I can't have a garden.
I'll start growing soem sort of mint to maintain.
Mobile I grow leeks, chives, sage, oregano, and basil.
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Growing your own herbs is easier than you think. Planted in pots or a window box, they require very little care to reap big rewards. See our simple tips for growing a thriving herb garden.
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I've started to grow herbs in pots on my decking this year. Anyone care to share any herb growing experiences, or even veg growing in pots etc?
A question I have. When I pick the herbs (I've got loads of Coriander at the moment) should I wash it before...
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Herbs are easy to grow just get them from a garden centre me dawg? I just knew someone would use the other meaning of the word herbs I usually wash it just to get off any bugs that may be on....
Plant but not sure I trust eating that.
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My husband is into growing herbs. He's expanding his collection beyond the usual kitchen staples and I'm trying to figure out things, other than the obvious teas, to do with his unusual herbs and non-standard varieties of herbs we thought we were familiar...
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It's leaves taste much like cucumber, and can be used whole in salads with this herb....
Is an interesting herb to grow in your garden with it's fern-like leaves, but even more importantly it's an easy to grow, useful herb.
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The right herb can really make a recipe. Whether it brings brightness to a beverage or spice to a saute, herbs are invaluable, flavorful, add-ins when it comes to healthy cooking. With the warm months upon us, growing your own herbs is a great idea. Not...
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