21. Nimaine's Pagan Place Information on paganism, decorating tips, Sabbats, herb gardening, and other topics. http://www.geocities.com/nimaine/Nimaines_pagan_page.html

Nimaine's Pagan Place Temple of the Dark Moon - A great site for Pagans in the Southern Hemisphere Your Hostess: Melanie Name: Email: melanie.diesel@bbraun.co.za Thanks for stopping by! You are visitor number: Hi, I'm Nimaine. Welcome to my page. Here you will find info on paganism, including Pagan Living, Decorating Tips, The Sabbatts, Herb Gardening, Candles, Crystal and Colour Magic and eventually, graphics and some original poetry. Leading a Pagan Life Pagan Decorating Tips Pagan ringtones South Africa only! Full Moon ringtones Ringtones for the Sabbats Come and join us talking about Paganism and New Age stuff on my group: Subscribe to NewAge_SouthAfrica Powered by groups.yahoo.com Wheel of the year for the Southern Hemisphere Sabbat Correspondences - just hit "back"on your browser to return to the home page This site is dedicated to my sister Bronwyn who has blossomed into a beautiful, spiritual person that I am proud to know. Sign Guestbook View Guestbook The Pagan Federation of South Africa All about Altars

22. The Kitchen Herb Garden For detailed information on planting and maintaining your herb garden, please read our feature newsletter on culinary herb gardening. http://www.mountainvalleygrowers.com/kitchenherbgarden.htm

Cooking with herbs is like icing a cake: it makes the dish complete. It may seem daunting at first. There are so many herbs and so many recipes to choose from. And, while using recipes that include herbs is a good way to get started, the excitement comes when the unique flavor of each herb is understood and can be used to create your own special dish. Here are three tips to get you started. Take a clean leaf of the herb and chew but don't swallow. Experience your herbs like you would a fine wine; check the fragrant bouquet, let the leaf meet the tongue and chew thoughtfully. It is not necessary to swallow. Learning about the flavor of the herb this way will help you to decide if it will make the perfect pot roast or sorbet. Add fresh chopped herbs (one at a time) to something bland yet familiar, like butter or sour cream or potatoes. This allows the intensity of the herb to stand on its own and helps you to know how much of the herb to add. Just start playing; add a little Rosemary or Tarragon to the potatoes or the chicken; sprinkle some Oregano on your pizza or pasta; lay sprigs of Thyme on your roast. Keep notes, at least at first of what was pleasing, how much was used and what didn’t work. Note whether the herbs were fresh or dried or a combination of both. You will find this invaluable, especially when you start blending herbs together to get more complex flavors

23. English Herb Gardens UK collection of free articles, photographs, garden plans and recipies about herb gardening and English Herb Gardens. English Herb Gardens. http://englishherbgardens.p5.org.uk/

English Herb Gardens Welcome to English Herb Gardens Full of aromatic, visual and culinary delights, English Herb Gardens have enriched our lives for centuries. Herb growing is for everyone. If you don't have a garden, you can grow basil, mint or thyme in a pot on the kitchen windowsill. Herbs are easy to grow and have a multitude of uses around the home and garden. Here you will find a wide range of inspiring ideas, so browse a little then give it a go! Our Free Articles about Herbs Herb Gardening Easy Herbs to Grow Our Top Ten Herbs Growing and Harvesting Rosehips Garden Plan for a Simple Herb Garden ... A Gardener's Diary Aromatherapy Introduction to Aromatherapy Aromatherapy for Great Relationships Beating the Cold Bug with Aromatherapy Herb Cookery Today's Recipe: Cooking: Spice in your Life Growing Your Own Herbs for Herbal Tea Making Herbal Tea with Wild Herbs More Features Herb Links - Herbal Websites from Around the World. Herb Moly - an essay about a powerful mythical herb. Fun: Save your herbs in our free game! openphoto.net English Herb Gardens Return to Top

24. The Herbman's Journal Webmaster answers questions related to herb gardening. http://www.askthisherbman.com/index.html

25. Herb Gardening Gardening Herbs. about this site. How to grow herbs; Most herbs are easy to grow at home; Herb garden in a jar; Harvesting and drying herbs; http://www.essortment.com/in/Gardening.Herbs/

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27. The Gardener's Net: Herb Gardens Information on types of herbs, herb gardening, and medicinal uses of these plants. http://gardenersnet.com/herbs/

Amazon.com Search for: Growing Herbs Herbs- Cooking Herbs and Herb Gardens Herbs are essential ingredients for flavoring and spicing up recipes all over the world. Without them, eating would be pretty bland. Herbs add flavor, character, and uniqueness to recipes. Used alone or in combination, they help to make cooking fun and enjoyable, and eating a sheer joy! Varieties: There are a wide variety of herbs which you can use. Depending on who is counting, there are 40 to 60 different kinds of herbs. Each one has it's own distinct flavoring. Most are easy to grow. There are annuals, perennials and even biennials. With that many herbs, there should be lots or uses, right!?! Absolutely! Listed below are the different categories of herbs. Note, many fall into two or more categories. Aromatic- Grown for their scent, aromatics herbs are used in flower vases or dried arrangements. Their oils are used in perfumes, candles, and toiletries to name a few. A couple of favorites are Lavender and Mint. Culinary- We think of this category of herb first and foremost. Most gardeners grow a few or several varieties. Needless to say, food would be plain and boring without this group of herbs. Some of the more popular include Basil, Chives and Dill.

28. Herb Gardening In Mississippi herb gardening IN MISSISSIPPI Just to be sure, it is best to avoid all chemical pesticides around herbs. Try just good gardening instead. ANNUALS vs PERENNIALS. http://www.lnstar.com/literature/missherb.htm

HERB GARDENING IN MISSISSIPPI Herbs put the zest in pasta sauces, the essence in a hearty soup, the zing in a refreshing cup of mint tea. Wanting to enjoy their sensory qualities is only a prelude to the satifaction and thrill of growing your own herbs, harvested at their fresh peak. Herbs, both the historic and newer cultivars, are used to flavor food, make a soothing tea, or add fragrance to the landscape or home; some have medicinal value. Whatever their uses, herbs embrace a large and varied group of many diverse kinds of plants. The group as a whole includes some very easy plants, enjoyed for centuries with little or no care, and others which are all but impossible to grow in Mississippi by even the best gardeners. Traditional herb gardens are collections of many of these unique plants; most contempary gardeners simply grow thrm without fuss alongside other plants, much like flowers. GOOD GARDENING The typical idea most gardeners have of growing herbs is based on stuff written in New England where herbs seem easier to grow. Some herbs do have a harder time in Mississippi because of our fickle climate and lack of reliable information. Many popular herbs cannot tolerate our typically heavy spring rains, hot summer nights, intense humidity and fickle winter temperatures (sudden hard freezes following weeks of sunny days). Our weather, coupled with heavy soils, also creates perfect conditions for root and leaf diseases.

29. Herb Shops Companions Herbs Encyclopedia For Penis Enhancement Grinder Natural W Useful herb gardening information for novices from an experienced herbalist. http://www.my-garden-herbs.com

Herb Shops Herb Companions Herbs Encyclopedia Herb Grinder Herb Shops and Thyme While there are many varieties of Herb Shops, Natural Herbs Wholesale Herbs and Herbs For Penis Enhancement ,there are more than 100 varieties of thyme, garden thyme is the most widely recognized for culinary use. Popular in cooking throughout the Mediterranean, thyme is available in leaf form, or ground for use in sauces. Thyme is used to flavor soups, stocks and stews, and is an essential ingredient in bouquet garni. Thyme is also good with vegetables, and adds excellent flavor to meat dishes cooked in wine and garlic. Herb Shops and Pepper While Herb Shops, Gaia Herbs Anti Anxiety Herbs and Herb Companions are grown in many areas, pepper is produced in Southeast India. Ripe pepper is allowed to ferment and dry, producing black pepper. Dried un-ripe berries are green peppercorns. White pepper is black pepper that has been soaked, the black outer husks removed. Pepper is perhaps the most versatile spice available. It is used to flavor almost any meat or vegetable dish, and is even used in some dessert recipes. Herb Shops - Savory Herb Shops

30. Herb Gardening - Ames Lawn And Garden Tools back to gardening guide. Flavorful, Medicinal, Scentsational Herbs. With their distinct flavors, exotic fragrances and medicinal http://www.ames.com/guides/herbs/

back to gardening guide Flavorful, Medicinal, "Scent-sational" Herbs With their distinct flavors, exotic fragrances and medicinal properties, herbs played an important role in history. Herbs such as basil, mint, garlic and oregano were used by our ancestors to ease digestion and disguise the strong flavor of wild game. Burns and wounds were treated with the juice from aloe leaves. Lavender freshened laundry and closets. It also added its distinct fragrance to soaps and potpourri and beautified the home in dried floral arrangements. Yarrow and wormwood,with strong but pleasant scents, were bundled and placed in dressers or trunks to deter insects. types charts tools Home Great Gardening Neighborly Advice Newsletter ... Gardening Weather

31. Herb Garden - The Helpful Gardener Perhaps that is part of the mystique of herb gardening . These are newer introductions to herb gardening, coming into vogue at the start of the 20th century. http://www.helpfulgardener.com/vegetable/2003/

VEGETABLE GARDENING - HERB GARDEN Gardening tips: The Helpful Gardener brings the pleasure of gardening to your home. You will find our vegetable garden articles collected in one spot. Check back often because we are constantly adding new tips and articles. garden forum vegetable garden rose gardening flower gardening ... garden nurseries THE HERB GARDEN An inside look into creating a perfect herb garden Unlike many other types of gardening, herbs are very inexpensive and easy to maintain. The beginner can be an instant success, and as time goes by, develop into a master gardener, growing more difficult and esoteric plants. There is room for all skill levels, and many different garden situations. In terms of modern usage, herbs can be broken down into three different groupings. Culinary herbs Medicinal herbs Organmental herbs Culinary herbs First in most peoples minds are the culinary herbs. These are the herbs we are all most familiar with

32. Herb Gardening For Bees (BMS Article) herb gardening for Bees. by Heather Apple. Did you know that bees are instinctive and highly skilled herbalists? I also increased the size of my herb garden. http://altnature.com/library/herb.htm

Alternative Nature Online Herbal Contact Info Herbal Links Herb Pictures ... Over 300 high resolution medicinal plant pictures for commercial use. CD collection available. Herb Gardening for Bees by Heather Apple Did you know that bees are instinctive and highly skilled herbalists? Juliette de Bairacli Levy, the Master Herbalist, has found that bees are wonderful doctors in their own right and know how to dose themselves with herbs to maintain health within the hive. When I read this, I did not keep bees myself, but was very aware of the many bees that visited my garden. There was a wonderful variety ranging from tiny wild bees, to domestic honey bees, to great fat bumble bees. I realized that bees were facing incredible challenges with pollution, acid rain and especially the pesticides sprayed on crops and roadside weeds. I decided that I would combine my love of herbs with my love for bees and plant a special medicinal garden to help the bees cope with our present environment. I did some research to discover which herbs were especially beneficial to bees. These include aromatic herbs such as lavender, rosemary, thyme, sage, bee balm (bergamot), hyssop, anise-hyssop, basil and marjoram; wild herbs such as Motherwort, catnip and purple loosestrife; bitter herbs such as southernwood, wormwood and rue; nectar rich herbs such as clover and alfalfa; all the mints; the Borage family; and the rose family. I had already known that bees loved Borage and I had planted it among my squashes, cucumbers and melons in order to attract bees for pollination. Now, I planted patches all over the garden, making good use of the plants that had self-seeded from the previous year.

33. Herb Gardening The Ancient Way Gardening For All Seasons Home Calendar Metera s Pages Familiars Herb Garden History Links Marketplace Hosting herb gardening the Ancient Way, http://www.amagickgarden.com/pages/wrpages/wrhgarden.html

Home Calendar Metera's Pages Familiars ... Hosting Herb Gardening the Ancient Way The traditional wiccan herb garden is in the shape of a five-pointed star set inside a nine foot circle. Choose a sunny area, preferably a private spot. Map out the circle by inserting a broken limb at the center. Tie one end of a four and a half foot string loosely about the limb and the other end to the handle of your athame. Pulling the string taut from the center, trace a nine foot circle on the ground. The ideal time to begin is in the fall during a waning moon in a barren moon sign. Consecrate the entire area with incense and purified water. Consecrate your garden tools as well, asking for the Gods' blessings. Then begin turning the soil to a depth of 13 inches. Remove any weeds to your compost pile and break up any large clods of earth. Cover the area with several inches of compost or natural fertilizer and leaves. This can be left to winter over. Turn over lightly again in the spring. If you had rather begin in the spring, wait until the soil has warmed up and be sure to add only composted manure to the garden plot. Remove any rough debris and turn up the nine foot circle of earth. The top point of the star should be in the North. Use a compass or go to the garden spot on a clear night and locate the North Star which is always on a direct line out from the top of the Big Dipper's cup. With more string, lay out a five pointed star inside the circle. In the center of the star place a special stone or rock painted with the sun's symbol or a growth rune.

34. Indoor Herb Gardening The indoor herb garden can help to keep away the winter blues! Photo Courtesy of Jennie Brynildsen, Personal Photo Collection Indoor herb gardening http://www.gardengal.net/page69.html

Photo Courtesy of Jennie Brynildsen, Personal Photo Collection Indoor Herb Gardening As gardening slows down with the approach of cooler weather, gardeners turn their attentions to indoor gardening activities such as going through catalogs and gardening books, planning garden designs, maintaining houseplants and cuttings, and as the winter draws to a close, seed starting. All of these keep those who garden in the northern reaches active and do help to feed the gardening spirit within us. There are other activities we can pursue, and one of them is indoor herb gardening. One doesn't need to have a greenhouse or sunroom to develop and maintain an indoor herb garden. In fact, indoor herb gardens can be maintained in south and west window exposures, with low-cost supplemental lighting. This is a gardening venture than can be truly low-tech and satisfying during the long, cold season. After picking your window location and your supplemental lights, think about what you want to grow and what will grow successfully indoors. Some plants do better when started plants are brought in from outdoors, while other plants will do well from seeds. Some plants that can be repotted or started from cuttings for indoor use are parsley, chives, thyme, and rosemary. In the case of parsley, make sure the taproot is intact, and cut the plant back before repotting the entire root system. For chives, Take some of the bulbs from the mother plant and pot them up. Thyme, mint, and rosemary can be started from cuttings or from new, young plants purchased from a greenhouse. When repotting herbs for an indoor location, use a soilless mix with peat, vermiculite, and perlite. Water the transplanted herbs well, and allow them to thoroughly dry out between watering. Also inspect plants for insects before moving them inside for the season. Use insecticidal soap and a quick dip in a bucket of soapy water to dislodge and kill unwanted pests. Mealy bugs can be controlled by cotton swabs dipped in alcohol to dispel these pests.

35. Herb Gardens Herb Gardens, Most herbs need to be protected in the winter. For maximum success, buy or loan a book on herb gardening. Enjoy http://www.wthr.com/Global/story.asp?S=721364

36. Herb Gardening Indoors tollfree phone 866-855-6344 or 256-253-3300. Indoor herb gardening Gardening Indoors can be done easily if you have the proper conditions in your home. http://chefsgarden.com/archivegrowingtips.htm

Visit our Farm, Nursery and Garden/Gift Shop Open by appointment until Feb. 1st call us at 866-855-6344. Map Read our past Newsletters The Chef's Garden is located at: 973 County Road 8 Heflin, Alabama toll-free phone 866-855-6344 or 256-253-3300 Indoor Herb Gardening: Gardening Indoors can be done easily if you have the proper conditions in your home. The key to success is having enough light for the plants to do well. West and South facing windows provide the most light. If the herbs are not getting enough light they will just stop growing and may eventually have insects or diseases attack them. Another problem with growing indoors is humidity or lack of it. Our heating systems are primarily dry heat and the plants can suffer from lack of moisture in their leaves even though they are watered. This can be corrected by misting or washing your plant's leaves every 2 weeks. Most herbs prefer temperatures from 65-80 degrees and watering when the soil is dry to the touch. Never let your plants sit in a tray of water as their roots will drown. Also, make sure that the pots you use are large enough for the plant to grow for up to 6 months. Pots that are 8" in diameter are best. It is generally best to move your plants outdoors as soon as it is warm and they will really appreciate an afternoon of sunshine on warm days, just remember to bring them back indoors during the cool nights.

37. Herb Gardens Herb Gardens. Whether Most herbs need to be protected in the winter. For maximum success, buy or loan a book on herb gardening. Enjoy http://doityourself.com/vegetables/herbgardens.htm

Keyword Search Our Entire Website Hardware Store Info and Projects Community Forums FREE Trial Membership in America's Largest Gardening Enthusiasts Club. Click Here! Complete Your Backyard or Deck With A Hot Spring Spa! Click Here! Herb Gardens Whether you enjoy cooking with fresh herbs or prefer to use them for their medicinal qualities, an herb garden can be a fun, satisfying hobby. Some people also grow herb gardens for the aromatic pleasure they derive from the plants. These herbs can be used in dried floral arrangements or to make perfumes, candles, etc. Selection There is a large selection of herbs that can be planted in your garden. You must decide on the herbs that are right for you depending on your needs. Just like flowers, herbs come as annuals, perennials, and biennials. Aromatic favorites are mint and lavender. There is nothing quite like the smell of fresh mint leaves, which can be added to a cold glass of iced-tea for extra flavor. Popular culinary herbs include basil, chives, parsley, sage, thyme, and dill. Any cook can appreciate the luxury of going out to a garden and picking fresh herbs to use in his/her favorite dish. Planting Experimenting with your herb garden can be fun, so don?t limit yourself to a few well-known favorites. Most herbs grow best in well-drained, fertile soil. Seeds can be sown indoors or out. Don?t plant the seeds too deeply and make sure you barely cover the seeds. Keep the top of the soil moist.

38. CNN.com - Food Central - News - Instant Herbs -- The Non-gardener's Guide - Apri HERB IDENTIFICATION. Herb garden What does fresh sage actually look like? Dirt. Most herb gardening books recommend buying a potting mix that drains well. http://www.cnn.com/2000/FOOD/news/04/25/herb.garden/

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