As winter sets in, the growing season doesn't have to end. While outdoor gardens may be dormant, indoor herb gardens can ...

The article discusses growing popular herbs like thyme, rosemary, sage, and bay leaf in South Carolina for culinary use. Tips ...

A few examples of commonly used herbs include: Sage: If you have stuffing (or dressing) during the holidays, odds are you’re ...

The floor is accounted for, which is problematic if you're looking for places to put plants—so I've embraced the ceiling and walls of my home for greenery and herbs I like to grow inside through ...

Do you enjoy creating mouthwatering dishes but wish you had fresh ingredients at your fingertips? Growing herbs indoors is ...

Want to elevate your culinary experience but lack gardening space? Five herbs—basil, cilantro, thyme, parsley, and mint—are ...

Indoor gardening has become a new popular trend as it allows you to grow plants inside your home if you don’t have a real garden. But the problem of indoor gardens is providing the same light as what ...

A few examples of commonly used herbs include: Sage: If you have stuffing (or dressing) during the holidays, odds are you're using sage. Sage is a shrubby, perennial plant that can grow to be 2-3 feet ...

Fresh, locally grown produce is hard to find this time of year. Edible Garden Heartland in Grand Rapids ensures fresh produce ...

In fact, it's particularly powerful against a number of pests that are repelled by lemongrass due to the citronella oil ...

GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — As the winter quickly approaches, it might be helpful to know which herbs grow well indoors and which ones don't. Challenges: Tends to bolt quickly indoors due to lack of ...