Herb wall

How to make your own DIY garden herb wall. Perfect for those who don't have much garden space, and want to make a nice feature. By That's so Gemma.

Growing fresh herbs is one of the delights of a home garden. They add joy and flavor to food, and some can also be used for herbal teas. But what to do when

If you don’t have big garden and big yard but you like plants and flowers here is a great idea for you- Vertical garden. It doesn't take a lot of space

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Many garden enthusiasts with limited square footage often turn to herb gardens. Whether it’s a windowsill or a raised bed, these herb garden ideas will inspire you with visions. Before you know it, you’ll be harvesting your home-grown fresh rosemary, basil, and an array of other herbs. Ready to

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Enhance your cooking experience by starting a hanging indoor herb garden! Enjoy fresh flavors year-round by selecting sunny spots or installing grow lights for proper herb growth. Choose from a variety of herbs like basil, mint, parsley, and thyme. Repurpose mason jars or hang planters with drainage holes filled with nutrient-rich soil to plant your herbs. Hang them using hooks or a hanging system and remember to water regularly while harvesting when needed.