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Sweet Williams planted among the Herbs |
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Pineapple Mint One of our favorites, makes great tea, beautiful to grow, and not as aggressive as some mints. |
Spring is coming and
I'm planning to plant Rosemary, Lavender, Thyme, Chives, Parsley, and the list goes on and on. Lord willing that is.
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Front Yard Herb Garden |
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Fresh Parsley Everyday, is good for you, just ask our daughter. |
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Echinacea Cone Flower Beautiful & easy to grow |
I love to grow herbs as flowers, because they are so hardy, and add a little color to the landscape.
I planted my first herb garden around 25 years ago.
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My First Herb Garden |
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White Cushion Mums |
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Elephant Garlic |
If you like to cook with garlic, you might like to try Elephant Garlic,
if you haven't already.
It grows hardily, is easily taken care of, and produces abundantly.
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Winter Savory, Arp Rosemary, Tarragon, Chives, Sage, Oregano |
Looking at the pictures of my past herb gardens today,
have inspired me to plant more herbs in the Spring.
Have a Blessed Day!
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Spring Herb Garden in Kentucky |
I love to plant flowers and herbs. I usually mix the herbs in with my flowers. You have inspired me. I cannot wait to get started! Blessings!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment. I love your blog. I particularly like your herb gardens. I have a small one and eventually will make it bigger.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting and commenting Trisha. Love your herb gardens. I have always grown them myself but have not come across those elephant garlic.
ReplyDeleteYour distant views reminded me of Kentucky too having spent a number of visits there.