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Category: Herbs

link to What to Do With Leggy Basil? And How to Prevent It

What to Do With Leggy Basil? And How to Prevent It

Basil is one of the most fragrant and flavorful herbs to grow in your garden. But it can be hard to enjoy when your plants become too tall and leggy. It can leave you wondering if your basil is even...

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link to Will Sage Survive Winter? Sage Hardiness Table

Will Sage Survive Winter? Sage Hardiness Table

Sage (Salvia officinalis) is the edible form of sweet-scented salvias grown in ornamental borders. Until recently, sage was a reliable perennial herb in almost every climate. However, due to shifting...

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link to Will Oregano Survive Winter? Oregano Hardiness Table

Will Oregano Survive Winter? Oregano Hardiness Table

Oregano can theoretically survive winter outdoors in almost every climate and is hardy right down to -30°F (for reference, that covers most of Alaska!). So why is it so hard to grow outdoors here,...

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link to Chamomile: The Perfect Companion for Your Vegetables

Chamomile: The Perfect Companion for Your Vegetables

Chamomile might be a humble flower but it’s the perfect companion for your vegetables. Its anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties have been used for centuries in herbal gardening remedies, to...

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link to Just How Invasive Is Comfrey? And How to Control It

Just How Invasive Is Comfrey? And How to Control It

As gardeners, we're always warned not to allow invasive plants to take hold of our gardens. This mostly goes for weeds, but there are certain beneficial herbs and plants that spread more than we'd...

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link to Growing Sorrel – 12 Facts You Should Know

Growing Sorrel – 12 Facts You Should Know

Sorrel (Rumex acetosa) is any easy herb to grow which is native to Europe and Central Asia. It has been introduced to Australia, New Zealand and North America where it is a common weed in crops and...

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