1. My Home Page Information on eight common herbs for the beginning herb grower. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1930

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4. Herbs And Herb Gardening: An Annotated Bibliography And Resource Guide, SRB 96-0 ISSN 1052536X. Herbs and herb gardening An Annotated Bibliography and Resource Guide. Herbs and herb gardening An Annotated Bibliography and Resource Guide. http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/AFSIC_pubs/srb9606.htm

ISSN: 1052-536X Herbs and Herb Gardening: An Annotated Bibliography and Resource Guide August 1996 Compiled By: Suzanne DeMuth Alternative Farming Systems Information Center , Information Centers Branch National Agricultural Library, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2351 Go to: Document Delivery Information National Agricultural Library Cataloging Record Author Index Book Title Index Citation no.: National Agricultural Library Cataloging Record: DeMuth, Suzanne Herbs and herb gardening : an annotated bibliography and resource guide. (Special reference briefs ; 96-06) 1. HerbsBibliography. 2. Herb gardeningBibliography. I. Title. aS21.D27S64 no.96-06 Herbs and Herb Gardening: An Annotated Bibliography and Resource Guide Contents Introduction Books Early American Plant Usage and Heirloom Gardens General Aspects of Herbs ... Document Delivery Services to Individuals See also: Growing Herbs: Selected Information Sources, 1996-2003 . Compiled and annotated by Rebecca Mazur, Research and Reader Services, National Agricultural Library. April 2004. http://www.nal.usda.gov/ref/herbs.html

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6. Container Herb Gardening For Beginners a beginners guide to herb gardening in containers Container herb gardening for beginners has moved to Container Herb Garden. www.containerherbgarden.com http://www.magickalgarden.com/herbs.html

7. Herb Information--Resources For Productive Gardening You can browse by category or search by name and use. Click here to sign up for our monthly Herb Letter and learn a little bit about herb gardening each month. http://www.sunnyboygardens.com/herbinformation.htm

Marketplace Herb Info Visit Guestbook ... Home We are committed to helping you have a productive and enjoyable gardening experiencecheck back often to see what we've added. For information on specific herbs (e.g., species, cultivars), please visit our Herb Catalog You can browse by category or search by name and use. Click here to sign up for our monthly Herb Letter and learn a little bit about herb gardening each month. Archived Herb O' the Month Essays Basil, Oregano, Rosemarytaken from our monthly Herb Letters. Beneficial Insects: Nematodes A healthier garden without chemicals? Nematodes can help.... Building Healthy Soil Great gardening begins with great soil. Container Gardening A how to guide (herbs make a fragrant and tasty container garden) Cover Crops Improve your soil and fight erosion. Drying Herbs The different methods and herbs for which they work best. Easy to Grow Herbs for the Landscape Move on over you annuals and make room for the herbs.

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10. Growing Herbs In The Home Garden Other herbs were used to dye homespun fabrics. Herb gardens were almost an essential feature of pioneer homes. Indoor herb gardening. http://www.wvu.edu/~agexten/hortcult/herbs/ne208hrb.htm

Growing Herbs in the Home Garden Adapted from Pub. NE 208 published by the Cooperative Extension Services of the Northeast States History of Herbs Definition, Number, and Types of Herbs Available Herbs for Beginning Gardeners Outdoor Herb Culture Tips ... Woodruff History of Herbs Herbs have played an important part in man's life for countless years in his politics, romance, love, religion, health, and superstition. Celery was used by the Abyssinians for stuffing pillows. Ancient Greeks and Romans crowned their heroes with dill and laurel. Dill also was used by the Romans to purify the air in their banquet halls. Some herbs were given magical properties, probably because of their medicinal uses. The early Chinese considered artemisia to have special charms. In France during the Middle Ages, babies were rubbed with artemisia juices to protect them from the cold. Ancient Greeks used sweet marjoram as a valuable tonic, and parsley as a cure for stomach ailments. Rosemary was eaten in the Middle Ages for its tranquilizing effects and as a cure-all for headaches. Chives, still a common herb often found growing wild, had economic importance throughout Asia and many Mediterranean countries. Odd as it seems now, the early Dutch settlers in this country intentionally planted chives in the meadows so cows would give chive-flavored milk.

11. Herb Gardening How to start an herb garden, culinary chart, edible flowers, herbal remedies and more. From the Garden Club. herb gardening. An herb garden can be a place of enchantment on a summers day show http://www.gardenclub.net/herb.htm

Garden Cornucopia Join the Garden Club The Garden Path Gardening Referral Services ... Dead Trees and Fake Hermits Herb Gardening An herb garden can be a place of enchantment on a summers day. You can watch the hummingbirds feeding on the bright-red bergamot flowers, bees sipping nectar from the pale pink thyme blossoms, inhale the fragrance of mints and lavender and delight in the butterflies dancing around the echinacea. These are the simple pleasures that my visitors see that entice them enough to start their own herb garden. Then they are hooked when I show them the many other rewards of herb gardening. The herbal wreath on my front door, the dried herb arrangements scattered around our home, the assorted herbal vinegars lined up across the kitchen counter, the way my sheets smell of lavender from the linen closet and not to mention the fresh herbs I use in my cooking. Then comes the question... "How do I start one of my own?" I will try my best to give a good start here. Please feel free to email me if you have specific questions. I will do my best to find out. If I don't know it I have a circle of friends who may be able to help. Cilenia - The Fake Hermit Hermit's Herbs in the Garden Information on my favorite herbs.

12. Herb Gardening Gardening" Back to "Livestock" Please REPORT any problems with this page. herb gardening. Latest Articles Listed First Buy some books and/or videos on herb gardeningfrom these links http://www.rmsg.us/farm/herb.htm

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SURVIVAL GROUP Links added daily! REMEMBER TO "REFRESH" THIS PAGE OCCASIONALLY TO VIEW NEW ADDITIONS (Use Key) As always, if you know of an article or web page that belongs here - please, let us know! Back to "Farming & Gardening" Back to "Livestock" Please REPORT any problems with this page. Herb Gardening Latest Articles Listed First Growing Herbs for the Home Gardener An herb is any plant used whole or in part as an ingredient for health, flavor, or fragrance. Herbs can be used to make teas; perk up cooked foods such as meats, vegetables, sauces, and soups; or to add flavor to vinegars, butters, dips, or mustards. Many herbs are grown for their fragrance and are used in potpourris, sachets, and nosegays; or to scent bath water, candles, oils, or perfumes. More than 25% of our modern drugs contain plant extracts as active ingredients, and researchers continue to isolate valuable new medicines from plants and confirm the benefits of those used in traditional folk medicine. PDF for downloading this article Harvesting/Preserving for the Home Gardener Herbs should be harvested when the oils responsible for flavor and aroma are at their peak. Proper timing depends on the plant part you are harvesting and the intended use. Herbs grown for their foliage should be harvested before they flower. While chives are quite attractive in bloom, flowering can cause the foliage to develop an off-flavor. Harvest herbs grown for seeds as the seed pods change in color from green to brown to gray but before they shatter (open). Collect herb flowers, such as borage and chamomile, just before full flower. Harvest herb roots, such as bloodroot, chicory, ginseng, and goldenseal, in the fall after the foliage fades.

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14. Container Herb Garden Container herb gardening for Beginners. Subscribe! To the Gardenless Gardener Newsletter. An old enamel sink makes an excellent balcony herb garden. http://www.containerherbgarden.com/

Site Index Herbal Index Containers Soil Seed ... Gifts Container Herb Garden.com Grow herbs, flowers and vegetables in containers! Perfect for patios and balconies, porches and windowsills. WWW ContainerHerbGarden Container Herb Gardening for Beginners Subscribe! To the Gardenless Gardener Newsletter. It's free, it's quarterly and packed with great information on gardening in containers. What is your name? E-mail address? Herbal Index To find out which herbs are easy to grow and how to grow them - click here! Have you tried to grow plants before only to stand by helplessly as they wither away and die? Do you live in a small apartment and long for a garden? Are you limited to a small balcony, patio or no outside space at all? If you think you have no room, know nothing about gardening or are clueless about herbs, flowers or vegetables, this web page is for you! You can still have a container garden.

15. Herbal Gardens - Herb Information And Education Herbal Gardens provides information and education about herb gardening, cooking with herbs, edible flowers, crafting with naturals and home decorating. http://www.herbalgardens.com/

If you love herbs, flowers and gardening in general, you've come home! This site is dedicated to the education, resources and uses of your garden bounty. We have gathered many links, book listings, ideas and much more, to help make your gardening experience relaxing and rewarding. So sit back, relax, get a cup of tea (or coffee!) and get ready to find out everything you ever wanted to know (and some things you never thought of before!) about herbs and herb gardens, flowers, organic gardening, natural crafts, herbs in the kitchen and home decorating. If you come in and like what you see, please drop us an email ! We love to hear from you. SITE DIRECTORY MONTHLY ARTICLES HERB OF THE MONTH IN THE KITCHEN ... EMAIL Wednesday, 09-Jun-2004 18:05:42 GMT Herb gardens are beautiful and beneficial. This site is dedicated to providing information about herb gardens, organic gardening, information on growing herbs, flowers, vegetables and your entire landscaping. Crafts made with herbs can fill your home with sweet fragrance and healthful products, such as bath salts, essential oils and potpouri. Don't search the net looking for herb gardens, we have all the info on herb gardens right here that you will ever need!

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Garden Store Articles Alpine Annual ... Add URL Herb Gardening MANY of the plants we grow in our gardens such as annuals, perennials, shrubs and trees are herbs in the true sense of the word. With increased interest in recent years in continental or gourmet cooking the word "herb" is nearly always thought of by home gardeners to mean the "culinary" herb. When we started to garden we used such herbs as creeping thyme as a low plant to grow between the flagstones of our terrace for its attractive tiny foliage and aromatic odor, and we grew the familiar parsley and mint. However, culinary herbs such as dill, basil and chives were not included in our garden plans. Interesting link Herbs The herbs I have grown are listed below with instructions for growing them. Perhaps inexperienced gardeners as well as those who have not yet had the pleasure of growing these interesting plants will give some thought to starting a small herb garden. Even a small plot 4 by 6 feet will grow all a small family would need. If not grown for use in cooking, herbs are worth growing for pleasant aromatic foliage and some of them for the beauty of the flowers as well. Herbs can be used fresh for garnish in salads and to perk up the flavors of bland vegetables or to add flavor to meats and stews in which case one needs only to nip off a few leaves when wanted. HERBS TO GROW FROM SEED BASIL, SWEET

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WELCOME to HORSETAIL HAVEN A personal account of herb gardening in Austin, Texas Read about Horsetails Austin, Tx is blessed with beautiful scenery and warm winters, but gardeners must also face the curses of alkaline, clay soil and dry, hot summers. When first moving to the area Ann Marie made all the mistakes newcomers makeazaleas were planted and died, she couldn't understand why pansies planted in May were gone in June. She became frustrated that her midwestern green thumb seemed to have turned black. Then she discovered HERBS!! This page is a description of her experiences with this wonderful group of plants. A Garden is for all Seasons, Come visit January Notes Archives to the HERBS let's COOK Mediterranean Majesty Herbal Vinegars Citrus Scents Basil Recipes ... Index to Herbs SPECIAL THANKS to those who have helped Ann Marie learn about heavenly herbs, especially to: The generous members of The Austin Herb Society Vee Fowler, master gardener supreme The AOL Herb message board, its participants are the most knowledgeable and fun-loving group one could find in the cyberworld Lucinda Hutson , author of The Herb Garden Cookbook and her books and lectures are pure inspiration John Dromgoole from The Natural Gardener (formerly Garden-Ville) his radio shows provide a wealth of information Other Web Sites of Herbal Interest Festival Hill schedule of seminars and events presented by Madalene Hill and Gwen Barclay Goodwin Creek Gardens on line catalog from an Oregon grower, ships excellent plants

18. Grian Herbs Offers tinctures, massage oils, and healing salves from herbs grown organically in Montpelier, Vermont. Educational information on herbs, herb gardening, making medicine, and traditional uses of many extracts. http://www.grianherbs.com/index.html

Grian Herbs Welcome! We are the producers of herbal teas, custom extracts, and freshly processed botanical infusions. Here you will find information on native medicinal plants of the northeast, organic cultivation methods put into practice on our farm, and processing techniques to capture the plants' healing energies. You can also browse our online catalog , drop us a note or question , see the site map , visit the education Forums and participate in a discussion on the art of holistic herbalism, or see the Galleries . Read about us here Our Mission : To produce highest quality herbal extracts from medicinals grown organically on our farm and local area. To emphasize awareness of bioregional herb use and the local community. To monitor and provide sanctuary for endangered native plants. To provide educational opportunities and hands-on knowledge. We are a small batch, herbal extract company located in picturesque Central Vermont. At Grian Herbs, our passion is tending our ever expanding medicinal herb gardens and traversing the local woodlands and fields in search of high quality plant material which we then process into ecologically sound liquid extracts and formulas. We provide the highest quality medicines while protecting and caring for the Earth which sustains us. Grian Herbs has made a commitment to monitor the local populations of At Risk or endangered medicinal plants and to cultivate those plants in our field and woodland gardens. You will not find endangered or threatened plant materials in our products unless organically gown from seed or root stock. In this way, we hope to be part of the growing movement dedicated to fostering a positive and supportive relationship with Mother Earth.

19. The New Herb Garden So, this is the year, you are finally going to plant an herb garden. Whatever the plan, successful herb gardening starts will a well draining soil. http://www.io.com/~wilsone/startingyourgarden.htm

New To Herbs? ...then go shopping! So, this is the year, you are finally going to plant an herb garden. During the dead of winter you have imagined yourself sipping a steaming cup of lemon balm tea as you stroll through your garden clipping aromatic herbs to add to your evening meal. Sitting in your arm chair, you can smell whiffs of rosemary as your imaginary walk takes you down a path full of thyme, peppermint, sage and rosemary. Well, DO IT! But, where to start... Laurus nobilis ) buy it! Sooner or later all herbies want a bay tree. These slow growers are a bit hard to find so you might as well make the purchase, even if you have never thrown a bay leaf into a stew in your whole life. Northern gardeners will want to keep some of the less hardy plants, such as rosemary, sweet bay, pineapple sage and lemon verbena, in pots to bring inside when winter beckons. Southern gardeners can eventually transplant their "starter garden" into an herb bed, if they wish. Get your new herb babies off to a good start by growing them in well draining potting soil. Use either clay or plastic pots but be warned, accidental drownings are much more likely to occur in plastic pots. A drink of a dilute seaweed (kelp) solution will stimulate root growth of your newly transplanted herbs. Place them in a sunny location and water only when dry. Stick you finger into the dirt to decide if it is time to water. Feed monthly with fish emulsion or Medina Hasta Gro. Overfeeding produces a lush, green plant with low levels of the aromatic oils that herbs are grown for.

20. Saso Herb Gardens The Saso Herb Gardens WWW Message Board? Open Letter to our herb gardening Friends (2000 letter). Open Letter to our herb gardening Friends (1999 letter). http://www.saso.com/herbgardens/

The Herb Gardens are no longer open to the public Please respect the privacy of the wonderful new owners, We are leaving this web site up for you to enjoy the "Virtual Garden" Thank You Louis and Virginia Saso Saso Herb Gardens Saso Herb Gardens St. Fiacre, Patron Saint of Gardens Email to: herbgardens@saso.com To order St. Fiacre for your garden, click here Many of you have sent emails asking about the history of St. Fiacre. Betty, a long time friend and volunteer in the Herb Gardens has researched the life of St. Fiacre and put together this wonderful article for us. Click to read more about it... Take the Saso Herb Garden Picture Tour... A sneak peak into Virginia's Workshop... 5 more pictures... More Pictures (April 1999) The Saso Herb Gardens WWW Message Board? Archives Open Letter to our Herb Gardening Friends (2000 letter) Open Letter to our Herb Gardening Friends (1999 letter) Open Letter to our Herb Gardening Friends (1998 letter) Open Letter to our Herb Gardening Friends (1997 letter) ... Open Letter to our Herb Gardening Friends (1996 letter) Virginia and Louie General Information Herbs and some of their uses CHAMOMILE tea is used as a sedative, also good hair rinse for blondes, a pillow filled with chamomile helps induce sleep.

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