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A Simple Guide to Creating Your Own Indoor Herb Garden
Grow a DIY indoor herb garden! Learn which herbs thrive, easy care tips, planting steps, and display ideas for fresh herbs year-round.
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How to Preserve Herbs for Fall & Winter
As we are nearing the end of Summer, I am focused on preserving as much of the harvests as I can. This includes herbs, here is how I am preserving herbs for the colder months.
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How to Make Herb Salt
This time of year there is an abundance of fresh herbs in the garden. Herb Salt is an easy way to preserve their freshness for use later in the year!
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How to Make Chive Blossom Vinegar
Here is a fun way to use up those cute little chive blossoms in your garden! Use them to make chive blossom vinegar to use for salads all Summer long!
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5 Ways to Use Chive Blossom Flowers
Chives and their flowers are one of the first herbs that are ready in the garden in the Spring! Here are 5 ways you can use these delicious morsels this Spring!
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How to Use Fresh Herbs from Your Garden
Today I am sharing 5 of my favorite ways to use fresh herbs from the garden. These are totally applicable for store bought fresh herbs as well!
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What We’re Growing in our Garden in 2024
Here is a rundown of everything I am planning to grow in my 2024 garden. I also share somethings I learned from the last gardening season!
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What We’re Growing in Our 2023 Garden
Here is what we are growing in our 2023 Summer garden! You'll find various types of vegetables, herbs, and flowers! Can't wait to share more!
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The Herbs We Have Growing This Time of Year
We are here in zone 8b, and this time of the year there really isn’t a lot going on in our garden. One thing we do have though are some perennial herbs that stick around all year long! Herbs are one of my favorite things to grow. They are pretty to look at, they taste great in cooking, and they are easy to grow! If you’re new to gardening, I highly recommend starting with herbs and the ones below in particular! English Thyme I have a few different plants in various pots out in my garden and it’s no surprise that a lot of comfort recipes for this time of…
