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How to Start your Own Herb Gardening

Herb gardening Is one of the most rewarding
pastimes you will begin. I say will begin•  Wash  them  off  with  cold  water.
because by the time you finish reading this
you WILL begin! You will need some basic• Tie them with string, binding them
information and knowledge about the herbs youquite  tightly  at  the  end  of  the  stalk.
choose to use and grow, but after that the
actual process is easy and fast. The best• Place them in a paper bag with the
thing is that after you work out what youstem ends at the opening, and then close the
need to do, it becomes a passion that lastsbag  with  a  rubber  band.
forever and, even better, it's a real money
saving  hobby.• Then you need to use a paper clip as
a sort of hook through the band and then
What  you  Need  to Know About Herb Gardeningplace the other hooked end over your line
where you are going to hang the herbs to
Basically you need to work out your seasonalactually  dry.
needs. Choose the herbs you like or use most
often in your cooking. The easiest way is to• Wait for a couple of weeks, to ensure
go to your kitchen shelf and look at what youthey  have  dried  out  completely.
have accumulated over the past and decide
which ones you really use. Then, look up the• Remove them from the paper bags, and
growing requirements. You can do this on thethen crumble the leaves and place them on a
Internet or go to your local nursery for freeshallow pan and dry them out in the oven -
tips. Most plants are easy to grow, but willjust make sure that the oven is not set to be
need a little attention and need replantingtoo hot, because you can burn them, and you
in  spring.certainly  do  not  want  to  do  this.
Next you need to learn how to dry your herbsA lot of herb gardening enthusiasts prefer to
for storage and use during those times whenuse the open air as their preferred way to
fresh plants are unavailable. Here are mydry herbs. This method however can be messy
tips  for  drying  herbs  successfully:as insects can interfere with the drying
plans and get caught up and become part of
• Cut off tops of the leafy varietiesyour larder! If you are careful and pick them
in  midsummer.out it may be OK. My view is that open air
drying is unnecessary and does not yield
• Hang them up just long enough so thatbetter results at all.
the  drops  of  water  can  evaporate.



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