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Herb Gardening

Herb Gardening. Medicinal – teas, oils. Chamomile Mint Catnip. Sweet woodruff. Fragrance. Feverfew Leaves deter clothes moths Flowers in potpourri. Ornamental. Garden design. Ornamental – dried flower. Lavender cotton Lavender. Culinary herbs. Bee balm – edible flowers.

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Herb Gardening

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  1. Herb Gardening

  2. Medicinal – teas, oils • Chamomile • Mint • Catnip

  3. Sweet woodruff

  4. Fragrance • Feverfew • Leaves deter clothes moths • Flowers in potpourri

  5. Ornamental • Garden design

  6. Ornamental – dried flower • Lavender cotton Lavender

  7. Culinary herbs

  8. Bee balm – edible flowers

  9. Growing herbs • Full sun • Well drained soil, neutral to alkaline pH • Use raised beds in poorly drained soils

  10. Herb garden design • Formal • Informal

  11. Herb garden designs

  12. Growing herbs in containers

  13. Propagating herbs • Seeds • Some better grown indirectly • Others better grown directly • Cuttings

  14. Mound layering • Lavender • Rosemary • Sage • Thyme • Winter savory

  15. Winter herbs

  16. Preserving herbs • Drying & freezing

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