How Do You Take Care Of An Herb Garden?
Technically an herb is any soft-stemmed plant that dies after flowering, but for herbalists and gardeners, herbs have come to represent a wide range of plants grown for their culinary, medicinal or aromatic properties. Grown in specially prepared beds, often located near the entrance of the home, herb gardens provide easy access to fresh herbs and create a striking display of color, texture and scent. Once established, they are easy to care for. Provide adequate water. Although many herbs are drought tolerant and do not require regular watering, all plants need water to survive. Water when the soil dries or you observe signs of wilting. The amount water required varies. Always refer to the watering needs of the species you are growing. Weed the bed regularly to prevent weeds from overtaking the bed. Weeds are aggressive and rapid growers that can quickly overshadow your herbs, robbing them of nutrients and moisture. Pull them from the roots when they are small to avoid disturbing the r
