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83. Indoor Herb Garden This PlantTalk Colorado script discusses Indoor herb garden. http://www.ext.colostate.edu/ptlk/1056.html

Design Fruits Houseplants Lawns ... Wildlife Issues Indoor herb garden Do you want herbs year-round? Plant an indoor, winter, herb garden. Select a container that will hold several plants and provides good drainage. Clay, wood or ceramic pots work well. Or, use multiple containers, each with a different kind or herb. If you have herbs in your garden, fall is a great time to divide them. Perennial herbs such as parsley, sage, mint and chives can be divided in the fall. When dividing these plants, place some back into the garden and pot one or two for your indoor herb garden. Tender perennials such as bay, rosemary, pineapple sage and others will be killed by a hard frost. These are best grown in pots year round. Bring plants indoors prior to frost and set them where they will get maximum sunlight to encourage growth. You can enjoy fresh herbs throughout the winter. For more information, see the following Colorado State Cooperative Extension fact sheet(s). Soil: The Key to Successful Gardening Planning the Vegetable Garden Growing, Preserving and Using Herbs Tell us what you think! Do you have a question? Try AnswerLink!

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86. CNN - Herbs Riding High, Especially Healthy Ones - November 3, 1999 CNN http://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/alternative/9911/02/gardening.herbs/index.html

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88. Home Gardening: Herbs Although our climate makes it difficult to grow some herbs, there are many thatwe can grow very successfully. We just have to select the right ones! http://msucares.com/lawn/herbs/

Current Situation Publications Other Information Return to Lawn and Garden ... Home Page Home Gardening: Herbs Current Situation Growing these versatile plants in our southern climate can be a challenge. The keys to success with herbs is plant selection and site preparation. Don't expect to harvest armloads of English lavender blooms or great handfuls of French tarragon. Sage and thyme can also be difficult to grow, disappearing mysteriously after a few years. Don't blame yourself. These perennial herbs should be considered as short-lived plants in our hot, humid climate. Count yourself among the lucky ones if you can get 3 or 4 productive years from these herbs before they pass on. Although our climate makes it difficult to grow some herbs, there are many that we can grow very successfully. We just have to select the right ones! You can harvest armloads of basil, lemon balm, Texas tarragon, (Tagetes lucida), catnip, German chamomile, Spanish Lavender (Lavandula stoechas), chives, mints, and many others. These herbs thrive in our part of the South. A major cause of failure with herbs in the South (other than climate) is poor drainage of the soil. Planting your herbs in a well-drained bed area, a container or raised bed, will more likely result in success. This is of particular importance for the following herbs that cannot tolerate wet feet: sage, oregano, thyme, lavender, rosemary, French tarragon, and scented geraniums.

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91. Herb Garden - The Helpful Gardener An insightful article about herb GARDENS. Describes culinary, medicinal, andornamental herbs and how to grow and care for them. http://www.helpfulgardener.com/vegetable/2003/

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92. Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Herb Garden The herb Garden is a showcase of the delectable, aromatic, curative, During themonths of June, August, and September, the herb Garden is at its peak. http://www.bbg.org/exp/stroll/herb.html

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@import "/common/bbg.css"; @import "/common/filter.css"; Skip navigation Brooklyn Botantic Garden Search for: Visiting Gardening Education Research ... Shop Gardening Gardening Techniques Garden Design Great Plants Gardening for Wildlife ... Table of Contents A Short History of Herb Garden Design by Deirdre Larkin Practical as well as ornamental, formal herb gardens laid out in simple beds date back to medieval Europe and continue to be popular today, as this contemporary take on a 12th-century garden attests. The earliest visual representation of a formal garden to survive the Middle Ages, found on the St. Gall plan, dates to the ninth century. This master plan for an ideal Benedictine monastery, which was never built as planned, includes a large, rectangular kitchen garden with 18 beds of vegetables and potherbs and a smaller square garden with 16 beds of medicinal herbs. This small healing garden is located next to the doctor's house and near the infirmary. Both gardens are walled and are laid out in two parallel rows of rectangular raised beds, each bed devoted to a single species. This basic, utilitarian design is typical not only of monastic but of other medieval gardens as well. Enclosed gardens of rural manors and townhouses are depicted in a number of 15th-century illuminations in Piero de Crescenzi's popular treatise on horticulture and agriculture

94. Dirty Thoughts- Reflections From The Garden A personal gardening site with a focus on gardening in tropical climates, herbs and organic gardening techniques. http://dirtythoughts.ninaloca.net

Home Dirty Thoughts Flowers Herbs ... XML Subscribe for Updates! Welcome I am not sure what is wrong with me, but I keep having dirty thoughts. Not the kind that are XXX rated, but the kind that make me want to outside and start digging in the yard. It started with small things- I began collecting houseplants and growing chile peppers, then it became a full blown gardening obsession. I can't see a yard or piece of land without thinking, "Hmm, what can I plant there?" I love being outside and I have always been "slightly crunchy", almost granola but not quite. I believe in frugal living, composting, recycling, eating fresh organically grown foods and working with nature, not against it. I love flowers and being surrounded by trees and plants, as you will see here. This is my site, let me show you the lay of the land, so to speak. Dirty Thoughts - I find gardening very peaceful and do some of my best thinking out there. Here are some of my musings and also a collection of gardening quotations and humor from the Web and other sources. So what exactly is in my garden? These pages have detailed information and photos of everything I am growing and even some things I don't have, but just like.

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Our beautiful Garden on the Big Island of Hawai`i offers travelers a serene place to visit , a cozy, quiet rental cottage to spend your vacation , and many classes, workshops, and internships through our Learning Center . We also offer wonderful healing herbal products from our fresh Garden plants. We are only 16 miles South of the Hilo airport and a short 1/2 mile walk to the beautiful Puna coastline (we can often hear the ocean from the Garden!). Click for map We are dedicated to conserving and educating about endangered Hawaiian medicinal plants. Join us as a Friend of the Garden and help to support the important work we are doing. click here for more information On the Big Island of Hawaii, the volcano goddess Pele is still worshipped and feared. Pele's beloved younger sister, Hi`iaka , was a gardener, an herbalist and a healer. It is in Hi`iaka's honor that we have re-created a special healing garden. It's a sacred space that enables us to teach about Hi`iaka and the hundreds of medicinal plants that we nurture, learn from and share with others who also love the `aina (land).

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97. Always Summer Herbs : Example Name Catalog and gardening tips for a selection of culinary and medicinal herbs and perennial flowers. http://www.alwayssummerherbs.com/

Take advantage of our FREE plant offer! See Herb Page for Details! Exceptional herb plants to stimulate the palate and soothe the soul. welcome AlwaysSummerHerbs is a woman-owned family business whose mission is to provide our clients with the highest quality plant materials, unique plant selections and real service- oriented customer service to make your gardening experience, large or small, a success. Our goal is to make it easier for you to stop and smell the roses and enjoy the road less traveled. AlwaysSummerHerbs did this by designing our internet catalog so that you can access and order the plants that you want quickly and easily. No long downloads-because we want you to get off the internet and back into your soul nurturing garden! So please, if you have any specific plant questions, contact us and we will help in any way we can. 2005 Herb of the Year (Excerpts from the guide 'Oregano and Marjoram: An Herb Society of America Guide to the Genus Origanum') All members of the genus have flowers that occur in spikes; for most species these form a panicle with multiple branched stems growing from a central stalk. In O. onites, the spikes grow in a 'false corymb' (56), forming a convex or flat-topped open inflorescence (102). Corollas may be purple, pink or white depending on the species. In some species flowers are arranged in whorls. The calyx, or small vase-like receptacle that supports and protects the corolla and reproductive organs of the flower, can be bell-shaped or tubular (97) with one or two lips (56). The shape of the calyx is the principal plant character used to distinguish between Origanum species (97). Flower stems can be erect or trailing/cascading (104). Trailing types like the ornamental O. rotundifolium and the cultivar 'Kent Beauty,' a hybrid of O. rotundifolium and another Origanum species, have a graceful, drooping appearance. The leaves (15) and flowering parts of the plant.

98. Lifetimetv.com: Health - Grow A Healing Garden A robust herb garden can actually keep you in the bloom of good health. According toresearchers with the US Department of Agriculture, herbs are a rich http://www.lifetimetv.com/reallife/health/features/healing_garden.html

Home Health Features Hands-on Healing ... True story: She heals with herbs! Grow a Healing Garden Close the medicine cabinet; put on your gardening gloves! by Lauren Picker So what has your garden done for you lately? If it's herbs you're growing, the answer goes well beyond making your cooking more flavorful. A robust herb garden can actually keep you in the bloom of good health. According to researchers with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, herbs are a rich source of antioxidants, which neutralize harmful, cell-damaging substances called free radicals and help fight cancer, heart disease and stroke. In fact, herbs pack a more potent antioxidant punch than fruits and veggies, especially the humble pizza-parlor staple: oregano. One tablespoon of fresh oregano contains as strong a dose of antioxidants as does a medium-sized apple. That's not to say that simply consuming a fistful of oregano a day keeps the doctor away. "Self-care requires self-education," says Rob McCaleb, president and founder of the Herb Research Foundation in Boulder, Colorado. "You have to know what you need and how much to take." In fact, herbs can be dangerous if used incorrectly. If you're pregnant or lactating, or if you are under a physician's care for a medical problem, talk to you doctor before trying any herbal remedy. Used wisely, however, herbs can make a healthy difference in your life, so consider planting some in your backyard or window box. One of the advantages of growing your own is, "you probably won't use pesticides," points out William Obermeyer, Ph.D., vice president of research at

99. Nature Crafts - Growing An Indoor Herb Garden - Container Herb Gardening Chia herb Garden (Order from Amazon) Watch it Grow! In addition to providinga source of fresh herbs, an indoor garden can look extremely attractive, http://www.allfreecrafts.com/nature/indoor-herbs.shtml

Nature Crafts - Growing an Indoor Herb Garden Many herbs can be grown successfully indoors. If you live in a northern climate, read our tips for growing an indoor herb garden in containers. If you'd like to know when we add more nature crafts, please subscribe to our All Free Crafts Newsletter. Home Knitting Patterns Crochet Patterns ... Contact Us Container Herb Gardening: Growing an Indoor Herb Garden... See More of All Free Crafts Check our Category Index for a complete list of free craft patterns and projects. Chia Herb Garden (Order from Amazon) Watch it Grow! Includes, pots, saucers, seeds, everything you need. Cilantro, Dill, Sweet Marjoram, Curled Parsley, Sweet Basil, Chives Patchouli (Order from Amazon) Fragrant tender perennial herb producing a oil used in perfumery...leaves emit an exotic incense...grows to approx 12 inches..likes sun to part shade Growing an Indoor Herb Garden by Kate Gilby If you live in the northern hemisphere, then it is likely that your garden is tucked up for the winter. However, this doesn't mean you can't enjoy freshly picked herbs. Many varieties will grow quite happily indoors on a sunny window ledge or porch. In addition to providing a source of fresh herbs, an indoor garden can look extremely attractive, and they are a wonderful introduction to gardening for children. Herbs which will grow indoors: Basil Oregano Mint Parsley Rosemary Sage Thyme Angelica Chamomile Dill Fennel Lavender Geranium Chives What you will need: Herbs (plants or seeds) Good quality compost Suitable containers

100. Herb Garden At The Devonian Botanic Garden the first true gardens of aromatic plants, culinary herbs and planted trees.In the Persian capital of Nineveh municipal herb gardens were planted for http://www.devonian.ualberta.ca/herbgrdn.html

University of Alberta Devonian Botanic Garden Home About Us What to See and Do Special Events ... AFHE Links The Herb Gardens Historical Perspectives Herb Garden Development About Herbs Further Garden Development Historical Perspectives The history of man's use of, and relationship to plants, is a long one. During the time of the hunter-gatherer this association was perhaps mystical but most often based on practicality. Plants were used as food, shelter, weapons, and also as religious objects. As agricultural practices evolved smaller areas of land supported larger and larger communities. The most useful plants (domestic, culinary, medicinal, and religious) were brought into cultivation, planted near dwellings and stored. The ancient Persians developed the first true gardens of aromatic plants, culinary herbs and planted trees. In the Persian capital of Nineveh municipal herb gardens were planted for public use. It was between 54 and 68 AD that Pedacius Dioscorides, a Roman army surgeon, wrote his famous herbal. Borrowing from works of Mithridates and others, he wrote four books dealing with 600 best known plants. Between 700 and 1200 AD European monks translated Arabic and Roman scripts concerning herbs into Latin. Secure in their monasteries, and skilled as copyists and horticulturists, they had the opportunity to grow herbs and other plants. Their first herb gardens were medicinal plant gardens (physic gardens). Future physic gardens in the sixteenth century were associated with either apothecaries or universities. Apothecaries wanted the medicinal plants for curative purposes or for barter. In universities plants were grown for purpose of study. The first university garden was established at the University of Padua, in Italy in 1545.

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