Planting herbs

Create a thriving herb patch and save space by learning how to grow herbs together in the same garden or container. Planting multiple herbs together in a single patch or container is not just a space-saving technique; it’s a way to create a vibrant, aromatic, and productive mini-ecosystem in your garden or on your balcony. Companion plant your herb garden for optimal growth and flavor with these handy tips on the best herbs to plant together.

Plant these herbs once and they'll come back every year meaning you can have an endless supply of nutritious and delicious fresh herbs all year long.

You can have an amazing indoor herb garden and enjoy fresh herbs year round when you check out these best herbs to grow indoors.

5 Dos and Don't for Planting Herbs. Simple advice to help your container herb garden thrive so you can have fresh herbs any time for any recipe or dish!

These are the herbs that grow well together and those that don't. Companion planting has long been recognized as a valuable technique in gardening, and when

Mediterranean herbs are sage, rosemary, marjoram, lavender, oregano, and thyme. We can plant these herbs together

Start your garden off right by planting these easy to grow herbs that don't require much work and will add lots of flavor to your summer meals.

Perennial herbs are quintesential herbs to grow so that you can add flavour to your food or alternatively use in your garden as landscape.

Wondering which herbs are perennials? This list of perennial herbs will help you choose delicious herbs to plant once and enjoy for years.

Plant herbs and flowers together in pots to create an edible and beautiful display to place around your home. The tips to success are to choose herbs and flowers that like the same conditions and that grow in the same season. If you are new to gardening, growing herbs and flowers together is a great place to start.