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Another great aspect of fall is that it’s the time of year when most plants go to seed, thus ensuring a strong new crop for the following spring. Those of you with food gardens have probably noticed the metamorphosis that your plants are going through Growing herbs from seed in the Bluegrass is an inexpensive way to grow a variety of plants for your herb garden and even your landscape. If your goal is to make herb vinegars or pesto with basil or use parsley as an attractive edging plant in the bed or Our herb garden needs a makeover. The sage plants are so old and woody that they look like a failed experiment with bonsai. Ornamental flowers of all sorts have stolen in. This year I want fresh new herbs and lots of them, so I can dry them, make herb This class will provide an overview of growing culinary herbs from garden design to the dinner plate. You will learn how to design a garden to meet your culinary desires, how to propagate plants from seeds, cuttings and division, and how to care for and (NaturalNews) Fennel is a flavorful, aromatic herb indigenous to the Mediterranean region. The seeds of this herb have many powerful digestive benefits and incredible benefits for infants with colic, with the most widely used species being the sweet fennel MOUNTAIN VIEW — Savory, sweet, spicy and minty are a few of the tasty reasons cooks use herbs in their food, but this year’s Herb of the Year has more uses than just adding flavor in the kitchen. The International Herb Association has identified .

UNLIKE our cousins further south or overseas we don't need to lock ourselves away over winter. The mild, fine days, devoid of a scorching summer sun, encourage us outdoors and many of us venture into our gardens. To encourage readers to make the most of Artemisia, the 2014 Herb of the Year, will be celebrated at Herb Day at the Ozark Folk Center on Saturday. MOUNTAIN VIEW — Savory, sweet, spicy and minty are a few of the tasty reasons cooks use herbs in their food, but this year’s Herb of the Year has What started as a small bag of herb seeds in a suitcase from England more than 30 years ago has developed, in a very roundabout way, into a successful cottage industry selling herbal products nationwide. The story behind how Geoff and Jan Speeden, both 55 .