Lemon Balm plants grow thick, with medium-textured leaves that look like oversized mint. The leaves can be used in tea, salads and for seasoning chicken or fish. Lemon Balm responds well to cutting, growing back twice as thick.
[Read the rest of this article...]
Mexican tarragon goes by many names and is known for its flavorful leaves and yellow blossoms. Growing tarragon in an herb garden, container garden, or vegetable garden will give you an abundant supply of this popular herb.
Fast-growing mint plants spread quickly, so it's best to plant this herb in a container or part of the garden where it has room to grow. Mint plants tolerate light frost, but expect them to die back in winter.
Oregano plants are especially good for containers, where they will spill over the pot's edge. Greek oregano has a robust scent and flavor, making an oregano plant a smart addition to your herb garden.
Curled or flat-leafed parsley is an annual that will grow until it freezes. Try growing parsley in herb garden beds, containers, or window boxes.
Cats and dogs need a little grass in their diets, especially if they do not spend a lot of time outdoors where they will often chew on whatever grass is available.
A woody rosemary plant grows especially well in a container, where you can even train it into a topiary shape. Grow your rosemary plant in a spot with full sun and light.
You'll recognize a rue plant by its distinctive blue leaves. This evergreen perennial is a nice complement to herb gardens, flower beds, or containers.
The stevia plant produces naturally sweet leaves that can be used as a calorie-free sweetener. This annual herb plant loves warm sun and can grow year-round in frost-free climates.
Summer savory is a fast-growing herb plant with a spicy taste and strong fragrance. Plant summer savory in an herb garden alongside other summer annuals.
Learn how to grow any vegetable or herb. Illustrated instructions walk you through planting, care, harvest, storage, and troubleshooting for each Bonnie vegetable and herb.