Posts about Herb Gardens as of August 17, 2009

I weeded and cut back the herb garden the morning I left to go on vacation, but apparently that whole week it was hot and rainy. I returned to a giant patch of green insanity. Unfortunately, it’s stayed hot, and with my big belly in the way I haven’t been as willing to kneel on the ground and pull weeds (or overgrown herbs) as I normally would be. Instead, I glare it it as I walk by on the way into the house in the evening and hope it knows what’s good for it.

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1.  Plant something: I haven’t been able to decide exactly where would be the best place to build my herb garden, so the herbs I bought a couple of weekends ago got transplanted into hanging planters and once they’ve had a chance to adjust for a few days, I’ll hang them from the old gazebo frame we’ve converted to a clothesline .

It’s okay – but it’s too small to make enough “vegetables” for me. Cherry tomatoes and small peppers will work. I think it works best with herbs. You don’t need as much volume of herbs as you do with peppers. You can keep a fairly constant supply of herbs all through winter with it…much better than pots on a window – at least for me, as the winter sun is so weak here.

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