All Herbs

Wouldn’t it be great if you can just quickly choose the best liquid or granulated fertilizer? Unfortunately, there are so many fertilizer types, elements, and factors to consider that choosing one can be rather, well… daunting. Liquid and granular fertilizers have different pros and cons to consider in terms of 1) your goals and limitations,…

We have all the technologies we need to make our homes cosy and warm during hard winter and cool during bursting summers. However, what about your indoor herbs? What about those herbs outside? Some herbs are very sensitive to temperature changes and small amounts of either heat or cold can kill them. Hence, what is…

A pet is a great companion that brings happiness to every family. However, with their happiness, they also come with their by-products that, as owners, we have to deal with daily. Hence, why not use pet feces as fertilizer or through them in a compost pile? This will make your life easier and you will…

The 11 hardy perennial herbs are: Oregano Rosemary Sage Thyme Lavender Mint Parsley Chives Lemon Balm Comfrey Fennel Plant hardiness is the ability of a plant to withstand extreme temperature and water conditions making them very resistant and easy to maintain. The following is a list of several hardy herbs Hardy Herb Name Is Drought…

Making seeds germinate is one of the most rewarding parts of growing herbs and plants. However, it is also one of the most challenging. Indeed, seeds require temperature and moisture levels to be within a specific range for successful germination rate (this is the number of seeds that develop out of the total that has…

What is the difference between microgreens, sprouts, or baby greens? They are not the same and do not have the same nutritional content per weight. If you are confused, welcome to the club, you are not alone. So how are they different, and why does it matter? Microgreens are harvested later than sprouts and come…