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Herb Gardening:     more books (100)

Southern Herb Growing by Madalene Hill, Gwen Barclay, 1997-07 Herbs: Partners in Life: Healing, Gardening, and Cooking with Wild Plants by Adele G. Dawson, 2000-09 Hydroponics for the Home Gardener: An easy-to-follow, step-by-step guide for growing healthy vegetables, herbs and house plants without soil. (Gardening) by Stewart Kenyon, 2005-02-05 The Herb Garden Gourmet: Grow Herbs, Eat Well, and Be Green by Tim Haas, Jan Beane, 2009-05-01 Little Herb Gardens: Simple Secrets for Glorious Gardens--Indoors and Out by Georgeanne Brennan, Mimi Luebbermann, 2004-06 Florida's Best Herbs and Spices by Charles R Boning, 2010-06-27 Herb Gardening by Linda Gray, 2009-08-01 Herb Gardening: Why and How to Grow Herbs by Claire Loewenfeld, 1989-04 Growing & Using Herbs Successfully (Garden Way Book) by Betty E. M. Jacobs, 1981-01-04 Gardening with Herbs for Flavor and Fragrance by Helen M. Fox, 1970-06-01 Kitchen Harvest: Growing Organic Fruit, Vegetables & Herbs in Containers by Susan Berry, 2007-04-01 The Complete Illustrated Book to Herbs: Growing, Health and Beauty, Cooking, Crafts by Editors of Reader's Digest, 2009-03-19 The Herb Garden Month-By-Month (Month-By-Month Gardening Series) by Barbara Segall, 1997-05 A Handful of Herbs: Inspiring Ideas for Gardening, Cooking, and Decorating Your Home With Herbs by Barbara Segall, Louise Pickford, et all 2007-03

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41. Planting An Herb Garden: Part One
    herb gardening is the perfect choice for the beginning gardener, because herbs are easy to cultivate and grow so rapidly a novice can achieve almost instant  
    http://www.agnr.umd.edu/howard/mg/bashrb1.htm
    
    Extractions: There are many reasons to plant an herb garden. What is yours? Will it provide the herbs you need for your favorite dishes? Will it become an aromatic and scent-filled garden that will attract butterflies and other likeable insects? Will it solve a problem spot? Do you have an interest in useful plants; in teas or medicinal herbs, perhaps, or dye plants, or herbals for crafts? Then again, maybe you have always loved herbs and herb gardens and want to grow a beautiful, historically accurate garden, or simply, a well-planned garden that shows the many wonderful qualities of herbs to best advantage. Whatever your reason to grow herbs, there is a garden you can grow. Herbs are undemanding and easy to care for. All they need is a spot with at least five or six hours of sun. They will grow in almost any kind of soil, and do not require lots of watering. Herb gardening is the perfect choice for the beginning gardener, because herbs are easy to cultivate and grow so rapidly a novice can achieve almost instant success. But experienced gardeners derive great pleasure from herbs as well. Planning and planting a beautiful herb garden is very rewarding, and there are so many herbs and so many things to do with them, you can never run out of interesting new challenges. If you have never grown an herb garden, here is the advice most experts give for getting started.

42. Herbs And Herb Gardening
    Subject Herbs See also Herbs and herb gardening Herbs and Medicine MEDICINAL PLANTS. Herbs and herb gardening. You will be transferred  
    http://www.floridaplants.com/CR/herbs.htm

43. Herbs
    Early Winter News Article. WINDOW SILL herb gardening. Pot your herbs in a potting mix of vermiculite or equal parts peat moss, garden loam, and coarse sand.  
    http://pss.uvm.edu/ppp/articles/herbs.html
    
    Extractions: University of Vermont An indoor kitchen herb garden will add interest to your meals and color to your window sills...and help satisfy that urge to garden during the cold, wintry months ahead. Most culinary herbs require at least five hours of sun per day. You can use a sunny window, provided the reflected heat is not too intense. If you don't have a window with direct sunlight, put your pots of herbs in a spot with plenty of light, then move them into the sun for a few hours whenever possible. Fluorescent lights or special grow lamps also work if left on about 14 to 16 hours per day. Place the lights 12 to 18 inches above the tops of the plants. If the light source is too far away, insufficient light will reach the plants, and they won't grow. You must also consider temperature and humidity. Most herbs need daytime temperatures of 68 to 70 degrees F with 30 to 50 percent humidity. To increase humidity, place a dish of water near the plants. Pot your herbs in a potting mix of vermiculite or equal parts peat moss, garden loam, and coarse sand. Any container will do as long as it has good drainage.

44. FINELIVING: Herb Gardening
    herb gardening There s no thyme like the present to start planting this season s herbs. Get started with a few handpicked favorites Herbal Tea Garden Kit.  
    http://www.fineliving.com/fine/favorite_things_selects/text/0,1663,FINE_8073_836

45. Herb Garden
    herb gardening can be simple and rewarding. Where would we be without herbs? Indoor herb gardening. Herbs can also be grown indoors for yearround enjoyment.  
    http://greenwoodnursery.com/page.cfm/13153
    
    Extractions: (ie: Groundcovers, Trees, etc.) Daylilies Elephant Ear plants Ferns Garden Phlox Herb Garden Hostas Ornamental Grasses Wildflowers Quick Pick Menu Trees Groundcover Shrubs Accent Plants Fruiting Plants Garden Gear New Plant Offerings Specials Home Accent Plants Daylilies Elephant Ear plants ... Garden Phlox Herb Garden Lavender, Munstead Lavender, Hidcote Blue Sage, Berggarten Sage, Pineapple ... Accent Plants Herb Garden

46. National Gardening - The Name Gardeners Trust For Flowers, Houseplants, Composti
    Subaru Web Site. herb gardening Guide Learn how to grow your favorite herbs Click on the stories below to learn about growing your favorite herbs.  
    http://www.garden.org/special/herbguide.asp

47. Herb Gardening Books
    The Essence of Herbs An Environmental Guide to herb gardening Ruth D. Wrensch Paperback. Special Order. Search Books on herb gardening. Browse Herbs.  
    http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/nature/herb_gardening.htm

48. WNEM-TV5 How To Create The Perfect Herb Garden
    How To Create The Perfect Herb Garden, Most herbs need to be protected in the winter. For maximum success, buy or loan a book on herb gardening.  
    http://www.wnem.com/Global/story.asp?S=1784526

49. References For Vegetable & Herb Gardening In The Low Desert
    Cooperative Extension Home Horticulture Environmentally Responsible Gardening Landscaping in the Low Desert References for Vegetable herb gardening in the  
    http://ag.arizona.edu/maricopa/garden/html/library/ref-grdn.htm
    
    Extractions: in the Low Desert Bartholomew, M. (1981) Square Foot Gardening . Emmaus, PA: Rodale Press Sunset Vegetable Gardening . Menlo Park, CA: Lane Publishing Co. Brookbank, G. (1988). Desert Gardening . Tucson: Fisher Books Complete how-to-do-it guide: How to prepare desert soil; Which varieties to choose; New varieties for favorite vegetables and fruits; The desert gardening year - what to do when. ISBN 1-55561-002-1

50. E-zine-list Keyword Herb Gardening
    Creative Seasoning Network Cooking and gardening with herbs and spices. 1 zine, Previous keyword herb, Current keyword herb gardening, Next keyword herbal.  
    http://www.meer.net/~johnl/e-zine-list/keywords/herb-gardening.html

51. Indoor Herb Gardening
    Indoor herb gardening. ~r Indoor herb gardening Herbs also can be grown indoors for yearround enjoyment. Growing herbs indoors is  
    http://www.penpages.psu.edu/penpages_reference/29401/2940184.HTML

52. AlwaysSummerHerbs.com
    Catalog and gardening tips for a selection of culinary and medicinal live herb plants and perennial flowers.  
    http://www.alwayssummerherbs.com/
    
    Extractions: AlwaysSummerHerbs is a woman-owned family business whose mission is to provide our clients with the highest quality plant materials, unique plant selections and real service- oriented customer service to make your gardening experience, large or small, a success. Our goal is to make it easier for you to stop and smell the roses and enjoy the road less traveled. AlwaysSummerHerbs did this by designing our internet catalog so that you can access and order the plants that you want quickly and easily. No long downloadsbecause we want you to get off the internet and back into your soul nurturing garden! So please, if you have any specific plant questions, contact us and we will help in any way we can. 2004 ASHs FEATURED HERB OF THE YEAR: BASIL Basil was the herb of the year 2003 and because we do not offer garlic plants (yet!) which is the herb of the year for 2004, we decided to re-reun the information on basil. Always our favorite, basil is the most popular selling herb capturing approximately 22% of the market. There is good reason for this! Basil is used as a culinary, medicinal, aromatic, ornamental and cosmetic herb as well as a companion plant in the vegetable garden. There many varieties and AlwaysSummerHerbs offers 14 of the best. History According to Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs, basil was not associated with the good feelings we have today. In 17th century Italy, basil was feared. In an anecdote attributed to Tournefort (a 17th century botanist) a man, who reportedly snuff dry basil frequently, turned to madness and eventually death in a short time. Upon opening his brain, surgeons found a nest of scorpions. Some believed that the name basil is derived from

53. Herb Companion Chart
    The idea that herbs make good companion plants is not new. Some of the earliest written documents on gardening discuss these relationships.  
    http://www.gardenguides.com/TipsandTechniques/herbc.htm
    
    Extractions: TIPS AND TECHNIQUES: Tips and Techniques All About Annuals Beneficial Insects Birds as Pests Brambles Buying Perennials Compost Container Gardening Corn Earworms Cutting Flowers Deer Drying Flowers Edible Landscaping Fall Rose Care Fall Tilling Forcing Bulbs Freezing Vegetables Green Manure Groundcovers Growing Citrus in Containers Get a Jump on Spring Harvesting Herbs Harvesting Vegetables Herbal Garden Sprays Herb Companion Chart Houseplant Insects Mulch Guide Pest Control pH Rabbit Contol Raised Beds Rock Gardens Shade Gardens Side Dressing Slugs and Snails Soil Solarization Starting Seeds Storing Vegetables Strawberries Succession Planting Toads Vegetable Companions Wide Row Planting Wildflower Meadows Winter Protection Yellowjackets Beneficial Insects Vegetable Companion Chart

54. Weslyn Herb Farm
    Weslyn Farm offers potted herbs, scented geraniums, and hot peppers for local retail, online and mail-order. Seeds and gardening tips are also available.  
    http://www.weslynfarm.com

55. Home Monthly**A Recipe Collection Newsletter
    A monthly newsletter with down home recipes along with helpful household hints and herb and gardening tips.  
    http://www.homemonthly.com/

56. Organic Gardening By Samantha
    Personal organic vegetable and herb garden in Oswego County, NY.  
    http://www.base.com/samantha/garden.html
    
    Extractions: Most people are really surprised to find out I have a garden and love gardening with a passion. But then I like surprising people. :) In the months to come I will note here the progress of my organic herb and vegetable garden and offer as much basic information as possible. To start, a brief introduction: I live in Oswego County, NY (north of Syracuse), on a rocky, wooded site - not the best for gardening. But I found a small sunny spot (since enlarged) and started digging. Literally. I dug the earth up with my hands and a few simple garden tools, and took out thousands of rocks. Unfortunately they keep growing back... One thing I decided on from the very beginning was that no chemicals would enter the garden. I didn't want to poison not only the healthy herbs and vegetables I was to grow, but also our water, pumped up from underground streams. I built the soil strength (which was pretty good to begin with, thanks to ages of natural composting in the forest) with a little pure topsoil, organic manure, and lots of my own compost. And I used only natural methods to deal with the few pest problems which developed. And it's worked! Take that, chemical corporations! Herbs I grow Helpful Gardening Links I decided to separate my herb garden from everything else - it is still adjacent to the vegetables, but has it's own little design, enclosed with paths. It's not very big (about 18 X 24 feet), but in the space I have it's all I could do for now. Still, once it grows in it should look quite nice. And, most importantly, it is filled with many wonderful herbs!

57. Sunnyboy Herb Garden Online--Unique Essentials For The Gardening Life
    Timely and informative gardening articles, fact sheets on individual herbs, fact sheets on over 250 individual herbs, a listing of state extension agencies  
    http://www.sunnyboygardens.com/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to our website. We are a family owned nursery located in the rolling hills of the Piedmont near Charlottesville, Virginia. Our farm has been home to four generations. We grow hundreds of varieties of perennials and herbs as well as annuals and vegetables in season. To maintain biodiversity, we selectively grow heirloom species, native varieties, and new cultivars from around the world. Buy Herbs Sunnyboy Gardens Herb Catalog has specialty collections for the new or seasoned gardener, as well as 92 select varieties of plants for your garden Treat someone you know to a gift certificate! Note: A minimum order of 6 plants is required for mail order (we ship in multiples of six). Timely and informative gardening articles, fact sheets on individual herbs, fact sheets on over 250 individual herbs, a listing of state extension agencies' websites, and more. Come Visit Our Herb Gardens Guestbook, maps and directions to our nursery. We offer the herbs listed in our catalog, boxwoods, over 300 perennials and a selected group of trees and shrubs. Have a Question, Get an

58. Herb Information--Intensive Gardening Methods
    Article describing the raised bed, vertical gardening, interplanting, spacing, succession planting and spacing guide.  
    http://www.sunnyboygardens.com/herb-information/essays/intensive.htm
    
    Extractions: The purpose of an intensively grown garden is to harvest the most produce possible from a given space. More traditional gardens consist of long, single rows of vegetables spaced widely apart. Much of the garden area is taken by the space between the rows. An intensive garden reduces wasted space to a minimum. The practice of intensive gardening is not just for those with limited garden space; rather, an intensive garden concentrates work efforts to create an ideal plant environment, giving better yields with less labor. Though its benefits are many, the intensive garden may not be for everyone. Some people enjoy the sight of long, straight rows in their gardens. Others prefer machine cultivation. Weeding by hand or with hand tools is required in intensive plantings, although fewer weeds will be present due to the close plant spacings. Still other gardeners like to plant their gardens in a very short period of time and have harvests come in all at once. The intensive gardening ideal is to have something growing in every part of the garden at all times during the growing season. A good intensive garden requires early, thorough planning to make the best use of time and space. The interrelationships of plants must be considered before planting, including nutrient needs, shade tolerance, above- and below-ground growth patterns, and preferred growing seasons. Using the techniques described below, anyone can develop a high-yielding intensive garden.

59. Entry
    Offers design services including customized yard designs, herb garden designs, gardening and feng shui consultations  
    http://www.geocities.com/PicketFence/Garden/9873/Entry.html

60. STONY BROOK FARM Welcome
    of available classes, schedule, and instructors.Offering classes and workshops on herbs, gardening, and other earthcentered activities. Selling high quality dried medicinal herbs.  
    http://www.stonybrookherbfarm.com/
    
    Extractions: HERBS CLASSES FLORAL DESIGN BARN ... RENTAL RATES Stony Brook Farm is nestled amongst 75 acres of gardens, fields, woods and ponds. We are located on Sandy River Road in Fayette, Maine. We have almost an acre of beautiful flower, vegetable, and herb gardens all in organic cultivation. The gardens make a wonderful place for weddings, receptions, barbeques, afternoon teas or other gatherings. In our 100 year old renovated barn we have an herbal apothecary, flower shop, and three beautiful rooms all available for rent. The rooms vary in size and can accommodate classes, meetings, weddings, receptions, and other events. In our seasonal flower shop you will find a combination of cut flowers, herbs, and wildflowers. We specialize in unique floral designs for weddings and other special occasions. The herbal apothecary contains a wide variety of dried organic medicinal herbs, teas, tinctures, salves, spritzers and other handmade herbal products. In the past we have offered a full schedule of herbal classes at the farm. See classes for details about 2004. Stony Brook Farm

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