HERBS

Tennessee’s fall weather brings cooler nights and milder days, making it an ideal time to grow fresh herbs in your garden. While many plants start …

Michigan’s autumn is the perfect time to harvest herbs before frost claims them. Picking and drying herbs preserves flavor for months ahead. These 10 tips …

Fall pruning is a game-changer for Virginia herb gardens. Our state’s unique climate transition from hot summers to cold winters makes autumn the perfect time …

Virginia’s climate creates an ideal environment for growing lavender near your outdoor living spaces. The combination of hot summers and moderate winters means this aromatic …

Minnesota gardeners know the joy of creating outdoor spaces that thrive despite our challenging seasons. When planning your patio garden, lavender deserves a special spot …

As fall settles over Oregon, gardens get ready for a cozy change. But there’s one herb that still loves to grow this time of year …

Minnesota winters can be brutally cold, with temperatures plunging well below zero for weeks at a time. Many gardeners assume these harsh conditions make growing …

Growing herbs in Minnesota might seem challenging with our bone-chilling winters that can dip to -30°F. But don’t pack away your gardening tools just yet! …

Texas gardeners face a constant battle against pests in our hot, humid climate. Lemon thyme offers a natural solution that works wonderfully in our southern …

Fall in California feels like a gentle reset for gardeners, especially when it comes to herbs. With cooler temperatures and the occasional rain, it’s the …

Growing basil in California can be tricky when your plants decide to flower before you’ve had a chance to enjoy their flavorful leaves. When basil …

Making your own lip balm with herbs from your garden is a fun and natural way to keep your lips soft all year round. Vermont’s …

In Nevada, some herbs are surprisingly tough and thrive even when you forget about them now and then. I love planting these resilient greens—they’re practically …

Harvesting herbs in Maine during winter can feel tricky, but it’s totally possible without harming the plants. I’ve learned a few careful techniques that let …

Growing herbs in Chicago’s urban setting doesn’t require acres of land. Even with limited space, you can create a thriving herb garden that adds fresh …

Growing herbs in water is such a fun and satisfying project, especially in New Jersey’s changing seasons. I started with just a few sprigs on …

Growing herbs in Utah’s challenging dry climate can transform your garden into a fragrant oasis while saving water. These hardy plants not only add beauty …

New Mexico’s dry climate is ideal for growing and preserving herbs. As summer fades and cooler autumn temps roll in, many herbs hit peak flavor. …

California’s Mediterranean climate creates the perfect environment for growing fresh herbs year-round, especially during the holiday season when our kitchens come alive with festive cooking. …

In Maine, you can keep your kitchen lively all winter by growing herbs indoors. These hardy herbs thrive even when the snow is falling outside. …

Vertical herb walls are becoming a game-changer for Dallas gardeners dealing with limited space and hot summers. These space-saving gardens bring delicious scents and fresh …

If you’re thinking about adding some greenery to your San Antonio yard, living walls with herbs could be just the thing. Imagine having fresh rosemary, …

Vertical herb walls are transforming Charlotte kitchens into fresh, vibrant spaces where cooking meets gardening. These living walls bring the outdoors inside while providing easy …

Here in my Michigan garden, the shorter days of late summer signal it’s time to preserve those fragrant herbs before frost claims them. Walking through …

Growing herbs indoors is a fantastic way to enjoy fresh flavors year-round in Massachusetts, especially with those sunny south-facing windows. The abundant light these windows …

Mountain mint stands as North Carolina’s buzzing hotspot during August when pollinators flock to its aromatic blooms. This native perennial herb transforms gardens into bee …

Growing herbs indoors is a Minnesota tradition that keeps kitchens lively and fragrant, even when snow blankets the ground. I started my indoor herb garden …

If you’re looking for a way to boost your digestive health, these 20 powerful herbs are a great place to start. Growing them at home …

Mint is one of those herbs that seems like a no-brainer to grow—it’s fragrant, easy to use in the kitchen, and smells amazing when you …

Louisiana’s heat hasn’t scared these herbs one bit—they’re thriving without constant watering. I’ve seen gardeners swear by them for flavor, toughness, and zero fuss. These …

Snip rosemary the wrong way, and you’ll stunt it faster than you can say “dried out.” But with a few clever moves, you’ll keep those …

August in Colorado can feel like a last chance for planting, but some herbs actually love the late start! I’ve had great luck with basil, …

Arizona’s sun doesn’t mess around—and your herbs feel it just as much as you do. Watering at the wrong time can scorch leaves, waste water, …

Think it’s too late to start an herb garden in Mississippi? Think again. Our long, warm growing season makes mid-summer planting surprisingly productive—especially for herbs …

Growing herbs at home is a simple joy that blends flavor, freshness, and a touch of greenery. With just a sunny windowsill or a cozy …

Growing thyme near your front door isn’t just a smart garden move—it’s a subtle way to upgrade your daily routine. This tough little herb handles …

Lemon balm by the front door isn’t just charming—it’s incredibly practical. With its zesty citrus scent and fuss-free growth, this herb greets you with freshness …

Planting herbs by your front door creates more than curb appeal—it sets the tone every time you come home. Lavender and rosemary are stars in …

Herbs might seem cheap at the store, but those little bundles add up fast—especially if you cook often. I started growing my own and quickly …

Growing herbs goes way beyond cooking—they can turn your garden into a living perfume shop. With just a brush of your hand or a sunbeam …