Herb drying

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Knowing how to dry herbs from your garden is one of the best ways that you can save your summer garden harvest to use throughout the seasons.

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How to dry herbs from your garden on hooks for quick and easy preservation. A full list of herbs to dry by hanging from your garden.

Normally my roundups feature free crochet (or sometimes knit) patterns. But this one is a little different. It's craft selling season, and I know lots of you crocheters and knitters are getting ready to set up your tables, take your Etsy photos, and sell your handmade inventory. But you need more than great finished products - even if they're all made from Moogly designs! You also need supplies, displays, and a plan - and pre-purchased stuff can eat into your profits. I've been pinning some…

Learning how to dry herbs is the perfect way to enjoy your garden treasures all year long. Varied methods of hanging, using a drying rack, or drying in a dehydrator or oven can preserve your harvest. Have homemade dried herbs stored in jars for teas, seasonings, and more.

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