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Amazon.com Search for: Growing Herbs Herbs- Cooking Herbs and Herb Gardens Herbs are essential ingredients for flavoring and spicing up recipes all over the world. Without them, eating would be pretty bland. Herbs add flavor, character, and uniqueness to recipes. Used alone or in combination, they help to make cooking fun and enjoyable, and eating a sheer joy! Varieties: There are a wide variety of herbs which you can use. Depending on who is counting, there are 40 to 60 different kinds of herbs. Each one has it's own distinct flavoring. Most are easy to grow. There are annuals, perennials and even biennials. With that many herbs, there should be lots or uses, right!?! Absolutely! Listed below are the different categories of herbs. Note, many fall into two or more categories. Aromatic- Grown for their scent, aromatics herbs are used in flower vases or dried arrangements. Their oils are used in perfumes, candles, and toiletries to name a few. A couple of favorites are Lavender and Mint. Culinary- We think of this category of herb first and foremost. Most gardeners grow a few or several varieties. Needless to say, food would be plain and boring without this group of herbs. Some of the more popular include Basil, Chives and Dill.

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Grian Herbs Welcome! We are the producers of herbal teas, custom extracts, and freshly processed botanical infusions. Here you will find information on native medicinal plants of the northeast, organic cultivation methods put into practice on our farm, and processing techniques to capture the plants' healing energies. You can also browse our online catalog , drop us a note or question , see the site map/search function , visit the education Forums and participate in a discussion on the art of holistic herbalism, or see the Galleries . Read about us here . For an appointment at the Montpelier Free Herbal Clinic, call (802) 613-1018 . Our Mission : To produce highest quality herbal extracts from medicinals grown organically on our farm and local area. To emphasize awareness of bioregional herb use and the local community. To monitor and provide sanctuary for endangered native plants. To provide educational opportunities and hands-on knowledge. We are a small batch, herbal extract company located in picturesque Central Vermont. At Grian Herbs, our passion is tending our ever expanding medicinal herb gardens and traversing the local woodlands and fields in search of high quality plant material which we then process into ecologically sound liquid extracts and formulas. We provide the highest quality medicines while protecting and caring for the Earth which sustains us. Grian Herbs has made a commitment to monitor the local populations of At Risk or endangered medicinal plants and to cultivate those plants in our field and woodland gardens. You will not find endangered or threatened plant materials in our products unless organically gown from seed or root stock. In this way, we hope to be part of the growing movement dedicated to fostering a positive and supportive relationship with Mother Earth.

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Keyword Search Our Entire Website Hardware Warehouse Info and Projects Community Forums Auto Interior Exterior Decorate Electric Flooring Hardware Garden Household Lifestyle Plumbing Real Estate Legal Issues Go Shopping Contractors Forum Links ... Free Video and Information on Mantis Garden Tillers Herb Gardening 101 National Gardening Association Editors Herbs, with their multitude of uses, enhance gardens by adding color, interesting forms, and rich or subtle fragrances. An essential addition to many recipes, herbs are easy to grow and well worth the effort. Plant your herbs where you can get to them easily for frequent harvesting such as in the garden or in containers or window boxes. You can keep them in your vegetable garden or plant them in a special show-off bed of their own. If you plant perennial herbs in the vegetable garden, set them off so they'll be easy to avoid during spring and fall tilling. Types of Herbs Herbs may be annuals (started from seed each year, as is basil), biennials (requiring 2 seasons of growth to produce fully, as with parsley), or perennials (that grow back year after year, like chives). Despite these basic differences, most herbs require the same growing conditions: a minimum of 6 hours of sunlight per day, excellent soil drainage, and moderately rich, friable soil. All herbs will benefit from a little fertilizer added to the soil. Use 1-1/2 to 2 pounds of 5-10-10 or its organic equivalent per 100 square feet during soil preparation a day or two before planting. Many herbs will get tall and leggy with higher fertilizer amounts; compact, bushy plants usually produce more essential oils for herb flavor. Growing herbs, like cooking with herbs, is often a process of trial and error. If a plant is not growing well in a particular location, dig it up and try it in a new location. Early spring, just as new growth begins, is a good t ime to move many perennial herbs.

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