Most of these herbs like full sun, soil that is well-drained, sandy, and loamy, and consistent watering. You can use a good ...

Not all herbs are equally suited to indoor life, so choosing the right ones is key. Basil, chives, mint, oregano, parsley, ...

These wooden trellises make a wonderfully easy base for a vertical indoor herb garden. Simply hook your choice of planters ...

they aren’t great for your garden, says McVicar. “Do keep them inside. Even perennials like rosemary won’t last through winter if you move them outside when purchased from a herb pot.” ...

An indoor herb garden is a great “first garden” as it ... it is good to install a weed barrier at the bottom of your pot. This isn’t to protect against weeds, but instead to keep your ...

Fill a saucer or shallow dish with a small amount of water and place the carrot tops, cut side down, in the water. The cut ...

Grow basil to dress up a pizza, salad, or soup with a few leaves. Add some oregano to season any tomato-based dishes such as ...

Think about embracing small spaces this coming National Gardening Week, October 21-28, says the garden and growing ...

Herb kits can be an ideal way to start your herb garden. These kits often come with everything you need to get started, ...

Ever wondered whether you could grow a citrus tree from a pip, or revitalise a shop-bought pot of herbs, or if slugs will ...

Community Gardens Australia volunteer Fiona Campbell ... She says chives, sage, oregano, marjoram and sage are all perennial herbs that can thrive in pots and are "quite expensive" to buy in ...

The recall included the 100g and 25g size garlic and herb dip pots and the 25g honey and mustard dip. Domino’s immediately stopped selling the pots on September 17, emailing customers to throw ...