101. Green Witchcraft Home Page Topics related to herbs, such as healing, the Wise Woman Tradition, gardening, growing a magical garden to using herbs as simples, sachets, amulets, incenses or scented oils in practical and effective ways of magic. http://www.geocities.com/greenwitchcraft

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102. Herb Gardens herb Gardens are starter kits to create strawberry pots or window boxes or perhaps a little patch of herbs in the garden. Try our six pack herb GARDENS™. http://www.mountainvalleygrowers.com/herbgardenassort.htm

Not sure where to start? Try our six pack HERB GARDENS™ Each of the following HERB GARDENS™ contains six different herbs chosen for their contribution to a specific area of interest. Accompanying information describes how to plant, harvest and use the bounty of your HERB GARDEN™. Suggestions are also made for additional plants to enhance and expand each HERB GARDEN™. Each only $24.95. Substitutions are made when necessary with similar varieties. H ERB GARDEN SIX PACK KITS Learn about your garden while it grows and save money. We have paired 8 of our 13 Specialty Herb Garden Six Packs with books related to their use and we have discounted both. Plants and books are shipped together in the same carton which makes them a very nice gift idea! BIBLICAL HERB GARDEN: One each Bay Laurel, Chicory, Egyptian Mint, Lemon Grass, Sweet Myrtle, and Syrian Oregano Six Pack B IBLICAL HERB GARDEN KIT: Includes the six plants above and Herbs of the Bible by James Duke. Six Pack Kit BUTTERFLY HERB GARDEN: One each Cerise Queen Yarrow, Dwarf Blue Butterfly Bush, Purple Cone Flower, Hyssop, Curly Spearmint, and Hopley's Purple Oregano

103. Triple Oaks Nursery - Rare Plants, Tropical Plants And Nursery Tools In South Je New Plant Articles Every week since 1972, Lorraine Kiefer has put out an article about plants, gardening, or cooking with herbs. http://www.tripleoaks.com/

P.O. Box 385 - 2359 S. Delsea Drive - Franklinville, New Jersey 08322 - 856.694.4272 Plants All Plants Availability Woody Plant Guide Ornamental Grasses ... Display Garden Information User Forums Classes Articles Recipies ... Online Store Other Contact Us Email Joe Email Lorraine Email Webmaster OPEN ALL YEAR!!! Display Gardens open 7 days a week during business hours Hours May 1 - June 15 Weekdays 9-8 Saturday 9-6 Sunday 10-5 Woody Plant Guide to see pictures and descriptions of the woody plants we sell and click on our availability link to your left to see what we have in stock. We also have the best selection of annuals, perennials herbs as well as hardy tropical plants to plant outside or grow in bold and colorful containers. We deliver and install the plants we sell and offer a two year warrenty on woody plants installed by our staff. Landscape design consultations are available. Mail order shipping is also possible in early spring, early summer and fall. Triple Oaks is a teaching nursery, check the class schedule Plant Of The Day Amsonia x Seaford Skies Seaford Skies Bluestar

104. CNN - Herbs Riding High, Especially Healthy Ones - November 3, 1999 CNN http://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/alternative/9911/02/gardening.herbs/index.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. LOCAL ... daily almanac MULTIMEDIA: video video archive audio multimedia showcase ... more services E-MAIL: Subscribe to one of our news e-mail lists. Enter your address: document.write(' '); Or: Get a free e-mail account E-MAIL DISCUSSION: message boards chat feedback CNN WEB SITES: AsiaNow Svenska Norge Danmark ... Italian FASTER ACCESS: europe japan TIME INC. SITES: Go To ... Time.com People Money Fortune EW CNN NETWORKS: more networks transcripts SITE INFO: help contents search ad info ... jobs WEB SERVICES: health alternative > story page Herbs riding high, especially healthy ones November 3, 1999 Web posted at: 11:04 a.m. EST (1604 GMT) (AP) Herbs are riding a high wave of popularity these days, especially plants deemed good for your health. As evidence of the interest in herbal medicine, the New York Botanical Garden held a two-day symposium this fall featuring lectures on healing plants through the ages. The creators of the wide-ranging program overlooked little related to herbs. One lecture centered on slowing the aging process and another on using herbs to ease stress One could learn about American Indian curing strategies, or be taken back to the Indian subcontinent to delve into the rise of Ayurveda 2,500 years ago, considered the first complete medical system based on holistic therapies.

105. Aloha And Welcome To Hi`iaka's Healing Hawai`ian Herb Garden! teacher and guide Barbara Fahseducator, Master Gardener, herbalist, and authorfor an unforgettable visit to her Hawaiian retreat and healing herb garden. http://www.hiiakas.com/

Our beautiful Garden on the Big Island of Hawai`i offers travelers a serene place to visit , a cozy, quiet cottage to spend your vacation , and many classes, workshops, and internships through our Learning Center . We also offer wonderful healing herbal products from our fresh Garden plants. We are only 16 miles South of the Hilo airport and a short 1/2 mile walk to the beautiful Puna coastline (we can often hear the ocean from the Garden!). Click for map We are dedicated to conserving and educating about endangered Hawaiian medicinal plants. Join us as a Friend of the Garden and help to support the important work we are doing. click here for more information On the Big Island of Hawaii, the volcano goddess Pele is still worshipped and feared. Pele's beloved younger sister, Hi`iaka , was a gardener, an herbalist and a healer. It is in Hi`iaka's honor that we have re-created a special healing garden. It's a sacred space that enables us to teach about Hi`iaka and the hundreds of medicinal plants that we nurture, learn from and share with others who also love the `aina (land).

106. Behnke Nurseries- Family Operated Gardening Experts Specializing In Locally Grow Specializing in locally grown trees, shrubbery, plants, flowers, herbs and gardening supplies. http://www.BehnkePrinceGeorges.com/

Behnke Nurseries - Beltsville 11300 Baltimore Avenue Beltsville, Maryland 20705 Phone: CLICK HERE Behnke Nurseries - Largo 700 Watkins Park Drive Largo, Maryland 20774 Phone: CLICK HERE For more information on our products, CLICK HERE to Email us To browse a selection of our merchandise or join our mailing list, CLICK HERE Hours: Monday-Friday: Saturday: 8:00 am - 6:00pm Sunday: 9:00 am - 5:00pm Known for Quality Plants Behnke Nurseries of Prince George's County is your complete lawn and garden center. Behnke's is family owned and operated with over 70 years of experience in plant and garden care. Our friendly and knowledgeable gardening experts will assist you to find the right combination of locally grown plants, flowers and accessories to make the most of your garden or landscape. To make the most of your gardening experience, we take pride in growing most of your plants at our 80 acres of fields and greenhouses at our Largo site. Behnke's wide range of products include: Locally Grown Trees, Annuals, Perennials and Shrubs

107. Planning An Herb Garden Planning an herb Garden. HG 28. herbs garden. Designing an herb Garden. Choose a location that has full sun for all or most of the day. http://ag.udel.edu/extension/information/hg/hg-28.htm

Planning an Herb Garden HG - 28 Herbs have been used by humans since the beginning of time for medicinal purposes, for flavor and for fragrance. Whenever and wherever people have moved, herbs have gone too. Their "magical properties" are entwined in the lore of every culture, and their flavor and fragrance add a distinctive character to regional cooking. Herbs as Garden Plants The garden value of most herbs is derived from their form, foliage, texture and color, rather than their flowers. Herbs are best used in gardens that have structure, form and design. Choose herbs and space them to compliment the garden design. Take care in placing rank-growing herbs that can overpower and obscure other plants and the pattern of the garden. Designing an Herb Garden Choose a location that has full sun for all or most of the day. Choose an area where the formal pattern of the herb garden is appropriate. Locations separated from the rest of the landscape by walks, walls, fences, or an outbuilding work out well. The garden should fit the scale of the area, but also scale it to your time to take care of it. Many patterns can be used but simple designs are best. To be effective, make the boundaries between various parts of the garden clearly visible. Bricks are easy to work with, make excellent edging and blend well with the texture and colors of the herb foliage. Culture Most herbs are easy to grow. Plant in well-drained soil prepare as for any garden. Avoid too much fertilizer, manure and compost as most herbs are better in soil that is not too rich. Many herbs are annuals and the seed must be sown each year. In small gardens, it is best to sow the seed in trays and transplant the seedlings. When herbs are grown in rows in the vegetable garden, they can be seeded directly. Perennial kinds can be grown from seed, cuttings or divisions. Again, in the designed garden, it is best to use established plants rather than seeds.

108. Indoor Herb Garden 1056 Indoor herb garden. Do you want herbs yearround? Plant an indoor, winter, herb garden. Select a container that will hold http://www.ext.colostate.edu/ptlk/1056.html

Design Fruits Houseplants Lawns ... Wildlife Issues Indoor herb garden Do you want herbs year-round? Plant an indoor, winter, herb garden. Select a container that will hold several plants and provides good drainage. Clay, wood or ceramic pots work well. Or, use multiple containers, each with a different kind or herb. If you have herbs in your garden, fall is a great time to divide them. Perennial herbs such as parsley, sage, mint and chives can be divided in the fall. When dividing these plants, place some back into the garden and pot one or two for your indoor herb garden. Tender perennials such as bay, rosemary, pineapple sage and others will be killed by a hard frost. These are best grown in pots year round. Bring plants indoors prior to frost and set them where they will get maximum sunlight to encourage growth. You can enjoy fresh herbs throughout the winter. For more information, see the following Colorado State Cooperative Extension fact sheet(s). Soil: The Key to Successful Gardening Planning the Vegetable Garden Growing, Preserving and Using Herbs Tell us what you think! Updated Tuesday, November 18, 2003 Colorado State University Cooperative Extension, Denver Botanic Gardens, and Green Industries of Colorado, Inc. 1998, 1999.Permission is hereby given to duplicate this Plant

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110. Home Gardening: Herbs Home gardening Herbs. Current Situation. Growing these versatile plants in our southern climate can be a challenge. The keys to success http://msucares.com/lawn/herbs/

Current Situation Publications Other Information Return to Lawn and Garden ... Home Page Home Gardening: Herbs Current Situation Growing these versatile plants in our southern climate can be a challenge. The keys to success with herbs is plant selection and site preparation. Don't expect to harvest armloads of English lavender blooms or great handfuls of French tarragon. Sage and thyme can also be difficult to grow, disappearing mysteriously after a few years. Don't blame yourself. These perennial herbs should be considered as short-lived plants in our hot, humid climate. Count yourself among the lucky ones if you can get 3 or 4 productive years from these herbs before they pass on. Although our climate makes it difficult to grow some herbs, there are many that we can grow very successfully. We just have to select the right ones! You can harvest armloads of basil, lemon balm, Texas tarragon, (Tagetes lucida), catnip, German chamomile, Spanish Lavender (Lavandula stoechas), chives, mints, and many others. These herbs thrive in our part of the South. A major cause of failure with herbs in the South (other than climate) is poor drainage of the soil. Planting your herbs in a well-drained bed area, a container or raised bed, will more likely result in success. This is of particular importance for the following herbs that cannot tolerate wet feet: sage, oregano, thyme, lavender, rosemary, French tarragon, and scented geraniums.

111. Fine Gardening Magazine Homepage YOU ARE HERE Fine gardening Home. Entire Site. more Valuable supplements to the information you ll find in the pages of Fine gardening. http://www.taunton.com/finegardening/index.asp

YOU ARE HERE: Fine Gardening Home Entire Site Fine Gardening A selection of great information from our Magazines, Books, and Videos. Garden Design Perennials Annuals more... Valuable supplements to the information you'll find in the pages of Fine Gardening. Staging a Container Plant Display Plant Hunting in China more... Dig In and Don't Hurt Yourself ... more... Browse our online catalog of in-depth, how-to information. Garden Design Landscaping Links Over The Fence Forum ... Pruning Tomatoes How to manage your plants for better health and better fruit Learn more... Need to find a seed source? A tool? Advice on your plants? Dig in, courtesy of Fine Gardening magazine online. In the Over The Fence Forum. Fine Gardening 's Guide to Pronouncing Botanical Latin Intimidated by Latin plant names? We'll pronounce them for you. Updated to include selections from the July/August 2004 issue. Lilacs: Time for a Fresh Look Now you can be choosy about fragrance, shape, hue, and flowering time. Of Fences and Gardens Fences and ornamental plantings have a natural affinity. An Annual Cutting Garden Tips on bed layout and plant selection.

112. Herb Gardens - Container Gardens May No room for an herb garden. Plant a container garden. herb gardens are very popular, but what if you don t have room for a garden? http://www.ames.com/advice/advice9805.html

May No room for an herb garden. Plant a container garden. Herb gardens are very popular, but what if you don't have room for a garden? Simply plant your herbs in containers. Almost any herb can be grown in a container. In hot, humid climates some herbs actually grow better in containers because the amount of water the plant receives can be carefully controlled. To grow a container herb garden, select a clay, wood or plastic pot and fill it with a loose well-drained soil. Look for premixed soils made especially for containers or try a cactus soil mix. Depending on containers used, herbs grown, exposure and temperatures, the soil may benefit from additional perlite, vermiculite, fine bark or granite sand. You'll also need a location receiving sun or partial shade. Pot your favorite herbs such as basil, sage, parsley, balm, mint and oregano in one large container or several small containers. Since most herbs don't need a lot of water, moisten the soil, then allow it to dry slightly before watering again. Herbs don't need much fertilizer either, so apply a balanced fertilizer mixture every other month. With a little tender loving care, you'll be rewarded with fresh herbs for your favorite recipes. You don't have to spray to keep pests away.

113. Home & Garden Television: Herbs A Potted herb Garden The Seasoned Gardener Episode SGN112 More Projects », Click here to view a larger image. , High-Density herb Garden. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/gl_herbs/article/0,,HGTV_3595_1397814,00.html

Site Shortcuts TV Specials Special Online Features Be on HGTV HGTV on Demand Calculators Make HGTV Your Start Page Quilt Block of the Month Needle Crafts Gardening Basics Mosaic Madness Faux Finishing Design Styles Entertaining Organizing About Us Site Map Homepage Program Guide Shows A - Z Decorating Remodeling ... Shop SEARCH GARDENING Books / Videos Bulbs / Seeds Cacti / Succulents ... Wildlife A Potted Herb Garden The Seasoned Gardener : Episode SGN-112 You can plant an entire herb garden in clay pots and arrange them on your deck, patio or balcony. For an extra touch, paint the rims of the pots with latex paint and then paint the names of the herbs on the pots. If your garden is confined to a deck, you can still grow herbs. In fact, putting potted herbs close to your kitchen makes incorporating fresh herbs into your cooking a breeze. Running to the deck for a few snips of chives and parsley can make your whipped potatoes extra-special. You'll need different sized pots for the various herbs. Small growing herbsthyme, oregano, cilantro and marjoramgrow well in 6-inch -diameter pots.

114. Home & Garden Television: Herbs HighDensity herb Garden The Seasoned Gardener Episode SGN-112 More Projects », Your low-maintenance herb garden is ready to enjoy. ALSO IN THIS EPISODE http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/gl_herbs/article/0,1785,HGTV_3595_1397802,00.html

Site Shortcuts TV Specials Special Online Features Be on HGTV HGTV on Demand Calculators Make HGTV Your Start Page Quilt Block of the Month Needle Crafts Gardening Basics Mosaic Madness Faux Finishing Design Styles Entertaining Organizing About Us Site Map Homepage Program Guide Shows A - Z Decorating Remodeling ... Shop SEARCH GARDENING Books / Videos Bulbs / Seeds Cacti / Succulents ... Wildlife High-Density Herb Garden The Seasoned Gardener : Episode SGN-112 This strawberry jar accommodates seven different herbs in one space-saving pot. Common thyme, curly parsley and chives are in the bottom three pockets; sweet basil, variegated sage and oregano in the upper pockets; and lemon thyme tops off the pot. To ensure that all parts of the strawberry jar receive adequate water, drill holes in a piece of PVC pipe, cover the bottom end with duct tape and insert it into the jar. Water through the open end at the top. Would you believe that you can grow an herb garden in less than one square foot? Strawberry jars are great for growing strawberries, but they can also be used for annual flowers and herbs. The pocket-like openings around the sides enable you to grow several different plants in one container. Now you can enjoy your favorite herbs fresh from a single pot. Herbs tolerate a variety of growing conditions, but they don't do well in wet soil. Use a loose, well-drained potting soil that holds moisture without becoming waterlogged or compacted.

115. MyGardenGuide Does Not Support Your Web Browser The herb Garden. Drying herbs Overwintering A Tender herb Planting herbs In A Strawberry Pot Planting Mint In The Garden. The Vegetable Garden. http://www.etera.com/school/TutorialCreator/view/tutorialdefault.asp?CategoryID=

116. Socializing Produces Fertile Ideas For An Herb Garden Socializing produces fertile ideas for an herb garden. Nearly all herbs can be started from seed and transplanted to the garden following the final frost. http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/04130/312238.stm

Lifestyle Previous Articles Columnists Food ... Pets Socializing produces fertile ideas for an herb garden Sunday, May 09, 2004 By Marilyn McDevitt Rubin Members of the Western Pennsylvania unit of the Herb Society of America met on a recent Monday to pull weeds at the Elizabethan Herb Garden, Phipps Garden Center in Mellon Park, Shadyside. I went for insights on herbs but was immediately attracted to the society part. "That's fine," said member Liz DePiero. "It's in our mandate to socialize." And so we did, me and this band of dedicated good-folks, dedicated, as their mission statement makes clear, "to promoting the knowledge, use and delight of herbs." At the gathering, greetings came first, followed by gossip, then information was dispensed and lunch shared before everyone got down on their knees in homage to the weeds. The garden in which they are working this day is in the middle of Mellon Park. The component parts or patches of this space include a knot garden, a Shakespeare garden (where plants with evocative names such as pinks, columbine, rosemary and rue struggle to grow), a fragrance garden where butterflies flit and hummingbirds flutter, and a Lewis and Clark garden with a scattering of plants like those that the explorers, leaving Pittsburgh in 1803, sent back to Thomas Jefferson. There is magic in this place, which also includes a culinary herb garden about which I had many questions, mostly directed toward how to start a garden of one's own. Among the experts at least six are master gardeners there was agreement that the first step should be a visit to the Phipps May Market, between the Garden Center and the Elizabethan Garden on Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Herbs ready to plant will be available and advice about them dispensed.

117. Plant An Indoor Herb Garden Plant an Indoor herb Garden, Starting an indoor herb garden is simple and inexpensive, so you can start right away. Materials You Will Need http://www.wthr.com/Global/story.asp?S=1329785

118. The Herb Garden the herb garden. The beech hedge that forms the long boundaries of the herb garden was probably areas dates back to circa 1870. The http://www.cookingisfun.ie/gardens/herbgarden.htm

Home Page Booking Form Accommodation Whats Cooking ... 12 Week Certificate Courses in 2005 the herb garden The Garden's The Herb Garden Lydia's Garden Fruit Garden ... A Holiday in the Courtyard The beech hedge that forms the long boundaries of the herb garden was probably areas dates back to circa 1870. The 6-8 foot deep beech hedges which divide the main garden into three distinct. By the early 1980s the hedges were losing their shape and had grown into thin, lanky trees completely overgrown with ivy. They have responded brilliantly to an initial 'chain saw massacre' and later careful pruning; the base has thickened up and they have filled out in a way that has confounded the experts. They have now returned to their formal glory, with the arches again clipped back into the exact shape as they appeared in the watercolours painted by Lydia Strangman in the early part of this century. The inspiration for the now famous Herb garden at Kinoith sprang from a visit to the glorious gardens at Vilandry in the Loire Valley. The first plans for the Kinoith herb was drawn as every inspired design should be on the back of an envelope! The garden is set in a compartment of ancient beech hedges with arched entrances, part of Kinoith’s once neglected nineteenth-century garden. A wide variety of herbs including lemon balm, bronze fennel, purple sage, lovage, summer savoury, sweet cicely, parsley, garlic, chives and angelica are planted in sculpted beds. These are laid out in a formal parterre edged with box wood and set in gravel paths. The herbs are planted in patterns of contrasting colour. Scarlet runner beans grow on decorative iron bean poles and globe artichokes and cardoons give height to the design. There are over 70 different herbs in this garden.

119. MSN House & Home - Grow An Indoor Herb Garden Grow an Indoor herb Garden. Content provided by Better Homes Gardens logo. Create a Sun Space. You will eat better and even save http://houseandhome.msn.com/garden/growanindoorherbgarden0.aspx

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: document.write(' logoImg("http://sc.msn.com/"); Newsletter Search Help Home ... Article Index Free Newsletter Sign up for a free e-mail newsletter to get the latest tips and trends in real estate, home improvement, cooking, gardening, and more. Home Essentials Credit check for free Find a contractor Find an apartment Home services ... Garden tips in Spanish advertisement Senior housing Credit reports Brand-new homes Foreclosure properties Grow an Indoor Herb Garden Content provided by Create a Sun Space You will eat better and even save money by growing herbs indoors, because fresh ingredients for your cold-weather cooking cost next to nothing. Place your herb containers by the sunniest window you have. Put the diehard sun lovers in the center and the less demanding off to the sides. Of the five herbs we recommend for indoor culture, oregano requires the most light. Even if you don't have an herb garden outdoors, you can start from scratch indoors despite the fact that icy weather is starting to threaten. It's not too late to buy herb plants. In many areas of the country, prices are being slashed on the last lonely herbs in garden centers. If your local nurseries are already shuttered for the season, you can make a quick call to mail-order nurseries and have them ship you a selection. Do make sure they are astute enough not to send your new garden out the door just as a sudden spell of particularly nasty weather strikes.

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