61. Garden Hobbies : Herb Gardening For The Perfect Herb Garden The many different uses for herb gardening including companion planting. http://gardenhobbies.com/herb-gardening.html

Visit our Sister Sites: The Gardener's Net Pumpkin Nook Holiday Insights Herb Gardening Herb gardening is useful in so many ways. Herbs are wonderful for adding fragrance in a flower bed. They also offer companionship in a vegetable garden and provide numerous uses in the kitchen. If you enjoy cooking you will certainly enjoy the flavor of fresh herbs grown in your own garden. It's important when choosing your plants for herb gardening to know their growth habits. Mint for instance is a perennial that will spread from year to year. It will take over if you allow it to. Plants can be grown in the ground or in a container. Both ways work well. Some common spices that are used in cooking include basil, sage, chive, rosemary, mint, dill, and parsley. Consider placing these close to your home either in containers or in an area where the soil can be amended. You can also place them in your vegetable garden. When planted next to certain vegetables they will help to prevent intruding insects , such as planting basil next to tomatoes. This is known as

62. NATIVENURSERIES.COM Native plants, landscape design and installation, bird seed, feeders and nest boxes, organically grown herbs and gardening supplies, gardening and wildlife workshops. http://www.nativenurseries.com/

63. Herb Gardening Online Guide Free information on Herb Gardening to help you assure that your herb garden, indoor or outdoor, can enjoy your optimal care so that it will achieve a healthy, maximum growth http://herbgardeningonlineguide.com/

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64. New Canaan Nature Center - Are We There Yet? Wet and dry meadows, ponds, a cattail marsh, apple orchard, herb garden and arboretum. Offering family programs and activities. http://www.fieldtrip.com/ct/39669577.htm

Home Page New Canaan Nature Center 144 Oenoke Ridge New Canaan, Connecticut 06840 www.newcanaannature.org/ Places Nearby: Stamford Museum and Nature Center Bartlett Arboretum (203) 322 6971 Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum Greenwich Audubon Center More in: Connecticut Other States: Delaware Maryland New Jersey New York ... Search Established in 1960, the Center occupies the former estate of Miss Susan Dwight Bliss. 40 acres of diverse habitats, including wet and dry meadows, 2 ponds, a cattail marsh, an apple orchard, herb garden, and a small arboretum, support a wide variety of wildlife and offer an ideal setting for the study of our natural environment. Two miles of trails, a Discovery Center , classrooms, a solar greenhouse, apple cider house, maple syrup shed, and Naturalist's Garden offer plenty of opportunity for individuals, families, and groups to explore and study the natural world and human effects upon it. A fantastic Birds of Prey exhibit features seven aviaries. Throughout the year the Center offers great programs and activities for Families including Live Animal Presentations, First Aid Certification, Birdwatching, Maple Sugaring, and great Field Trips, to mention just a few. Programs may be seasonal, and different programs are offered each month. There are also special After School Programs and even a Summer Nature Camp. For School Groups , the Center presents a wide range of great programs for grades pre-K through 12. Just a few of the many programs offered include

65. Herb Garden: Indoor Herb Garden Kits Indoor Gardens Herb Garden Kits, Strawberry Garden Kits, Flower Garden Kits More Herb Gardening Books http://www.herbkits.com/

66. [ADOM] Near Farmer Greg's Herb Garden Spoilers concerning the use of plants. http://wooledge.org/~greg/adomring.html

Welcome to Farmer Greg's Herb Garden! You stand on a well-traveled dirt road in the middle of the plains outside the village of Terinyo. Up ahead, you see a modest farm. An old hobbit walks among the rows of plants, occasionally stopping to pull leaves from one of the bushes and place them in a brown canvas sack. Visit the farm Going west Going east Get info on the ADOMring

67. Herb Gardening Ideas Want to grow your own organic or indoor herb garden? Now you can with these easyto-use herb gardening ideas. http://www.herbgardeningideas.com/

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68. Velkommen På Egeskov | Egeskov Visit the castle from 1554, the fuchsia garden, the herb garden, the English garden, the country garden, the Piet Hein maze, veteran museum with cars, aircrafts, motor cycles, mopeds, carriages, and Denmark s largest Kompan playground. http://www.egeskov.dk/

69. Herb Gardening Information Plant Ideas will assits you in your gardening needs. Flower to Garden information. Gardening articles to enhance your interest. http://www.plantideas.com/herb/

Home Encyclopedia Site Map Search Garden Products Garden Links Buy Seeds Gardening Themes Alpine Annual Bog Cacti ... Water Resources Articles Garden Catalogs Garden Links Garden Plans ... Fence Designs Planting Compost Potting Soil Soil Preparation Seeds Seasonal Gardening Bulbs Pumpkins Greenhouse Organic Garden ... Insects Products Garden Products Seeds Herb Gardening MANY of the plants we grow in our gardens such as annuals, perennials, shrubs and trees are herbs in the true sense of the word. With increased interest in recent years in continental or gourmet cooking the word "herb" is nearly always thought of by home gardeners to mean the "culinary" herb. When we started to garden we used such herbs as creeping thyme as a low plant to grow between the flagstones of our terrace for its attractive tiny foliage and aromatic odor, and we grew the familiar parsley and mint. However, culinary herbs such as dill, basil and chives were not included in our garden plans. The herbs I have grown are listed below with instructions for growing them. Perhaps inexperienced gardeners as well as those who have not yet had the pleasure of growing these interesting plants will give some thought to starting a small herb garden. Even a small plot 4 by 6 feet will grow all a small family would need. If not grown for use in cooking, herbs are worth growing for pleasant aromatic foliage and some of them for the beauty of the flowers as well. Herbs can be used fresh for garnish in salads and to perk up the flavors of bland vegetables or to add flavor to meats and stews in which case one needs only to nip off a few leaves when wanted.

70. Mary Rose Herb Farm&Retreat Discover the world of medicinal and culinary herbs at the yurt gathering place and rustic retreat. http://www.maryroseherbfarm.com

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71. Herb Gardening: Also For Beginning Gardeners If you prefer to buy herb seeds, check that the date on the seed packet is for the current year. If you decide to buy herb plants, choose those that are young and healthy. http://www.easybalconygardening.com/herbgardening.php

72. Pauls Garden World Paul Owen s compendium of practical instructions for growing fruit, vegetables and herbs and garden construction projects, with information on pests and diseases and a weekly diary of gardening jobs. http://www.powen.freeserve.co.uk/

73. Herb Gardening | DoItYourself.com The Herbs section of DoItYourself.com provides information on how to start an herb garden, different type of herbs that you can grow, and how to maintain your herb garden. http://www.doityourself.com/scat/herbs

74. Winterizing The Herb Garden North Carolina University s Horticulture Department offers hints for overwintering herbs. Information given on fertilizing, watering, and pruning in preparation for winter weather. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/hil/hil-8112.html

Winterizing the Herb Garden 1/99 HIL-8112 Linda Blue, Extension Agent, Buncombe County Center Erv Evans, Extension Horticultural Associate Jeanine Davis, Extension Horticultural Specialist Department of Horticultural Science If treated properly, many herb plants will survive in the garden for a number of years. Others are sensitive to frost or severe cold weather and must be brought indoors, protected, or replanted each year. Annual herbs will be killed with the first hard frost in the fall. Remove dead plants in order to minimize overwintering insects and disease problems. Some frost sensitive herbs, such as basil and geranium, can be brought indoors for the winter. Take cuttings to root or pot the entire plant. Many perennial herbs are winter hardy in all or parts of North Carolina and can be left in the garden. A few plants are marginally winter hardy; in a mild winter they survive but may die during a severe winter. They can be brought indoors to overwinter. Unless they receive adequate light indoors they may drop some of their leaves. Lemon verbena is a deciduous plant; it will lose all of its leaves indoors. After a severe winter, some outdoor plants such as rue, sage, thyme, and southernwood, may appear brown and dead. The leaves may simply be dehydrated or the plant may be dead almost to the ground. Scrape the bark of a few stems to determine the extent of damage. If the stem is green, delay pruning until after new growth begins. Additional information on winter hardiness of specific herbs can be found in Table 1.

75. Indoor Herb Gardening Browse this site for everything about indoor herb gardening growing herbs indoors, indoor gardening tips and caring for your plants http://www.indoor-herb-gardening.com/

76. "Traditional Herbs For Winter Interest" University of Washington s Medicinal Herb Garden (in January) shows quality photos of herbs, shrubs, and trees associated with medicinal botany. http://home.earthlink.net/~ruthpett/herbs/index.htm

A January walk through a Pacific Northwest herb garden Text and photographs by Ruth Pettis Welcome Introduction Start Tour UWMHG Info Other distractions: Word Safari Isloated Instances Hornpout's Hangout (home) Resume Next Gardening Site Previous Gardening Site List More Gardening Sites This Friends of the Garden Web Ring site owned by Ruth Pettis (email link above). This Garden Web Ring site owned by Ruth Pettis (email link above). Click for the [ Previous Random Next Site Skip Next ... List Sites How to join The Garden Web Ring

77. Herb Gardening - How To Grow An Indoor Herb Garden, Or A Windowsill Herb Garden Find out everything you wanted to know about herb gardening both indoors and out. http://www.herbgardening411.com/

78. Squaw Valley Herb Gardens Dedicated to showing the role of plants in California s history, the home and garden of two artists in central California can be visited by appointment. Photos, calendar of events, herbal recipes. http://squawvalleyherbgardens.com/

TOURS CALENDAR Everything Lavender A CALIFORNIA EXPERIENCE! Immerse Yourself in Nature's Beauty and Aromas Enjoy demonstrations and delicious tastings with recipes and remedies and a fascinating glimpse into history for a healthy today. See, smell, touch and feel! Hundreds of herbs and a hillside of lavender creatively grown at the home and gardens of two California artists just Don't forget your camera! 2010 Season Ends in June ~ 2011 Season Begins in April Rosemary@SquawValleyHerbGardens.com Direction s Student Tours ... Links

79. Herb Gardening: Aromatic Herbs Tips and ideas on Herb Gardening, a weekly description and details of a herb, how to use herb gardening to improve health. A resource for herb gardening supplies and http://herb-garden-tips.blogspot.com/2009/01/aromatic-herbs.html

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80. Stonehedge Gardens - Home Large cultivated garden in Tamaqua with a focus on arts and holistic well-being, including a water garden, perennial, hosta, and culinary herb gardens. http://www.stonehedge.org/

var STATIC_BASE = 'http://cdn1.weebly.com/'; Stonehedge Gardens Home The Gardens Gardens Tour Bamboo Grove ... Stonehedge Newsletter A Non-profit garden and arts venue, open year-round noon 'til dusk photo by: Andy Leibenguth The mission of Stonehedge Gardens is to provide a healing, sacred, inclusive environment for the cultivation of personal and community transformation and wellness through the gardens and nature, the arts and holistic education. Founded over 40 years ago, Stonehedge is a well-known arts and gardens venue near the scenic Blue Mountain of Pennsylvania and at the headwaters of the Schuylkill River. Garden Blooms Video music by: Pleasant Corners, live from Flora Fest Upcoming Events Stonehedge is happy to announce it's 30th anniversary of our Holiday Tree Lighting. Starting Friday, Nov. 26th. Call us in the gift shop to make reservations...Also contact us about private family and business parties in our newly renovated Summerhouse. 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. Nov 16th Full Moon Fire Gatherings Bring Your Instruments, snacks, food, and drinks to share Sun Nov 21- 8pm-Midnight Very exciting, finally another weekend Full Moon Gathering.

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