We love cooking with fresh herbs.  They provide amazing flavor for just about any dish you can cook and, if you grow them at home, cost very little.

In this episode, we provide a high-level overview of herb gardening.  We discuss which herbs are annuals and which are perennials, the benefits of growing herbs in containers, and the type of planting matrix we use.

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• Annual
  
• Perennial
  

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• Gronomics Rustic Elevated Garden Bed
  
• Gronomics Modular Raised Garden Bed
  
• Gronomics Rustic Planter Box
  
• Gronomics Vertical Garden Planter
  
• Worm Factory Coconut Coir Growing Medium
  

The intense perfumes of the wild herbs as we trod them underfoot made us feel almost drunk.

– Jacqueline duPre (British cellist, 1945-1987)

Herbs are the friend of the physician and the pride of cooks.

–Charlemagne

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• “Eat ‘Em Upside-Down” Lemon Sugar Crisps
  

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Thanks for listening! Peace and Veggies,

Vickie and Larissa

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