Well, some words. This past winter, Nancy and I bought an AeroGarden. It allowed us to start growing herbs.
All honesty, a few messed up big time and we bought more to replace them. But by the spring, we had 2 healthy basil plants, one thyme, one sage, one mint, one Italian parsley and one very sickly oregano plant. Well, they have thrived outside - the oregano plant has turned into a monster! - and now we are never without fresh herbs while cooking.
We did get another oregano plant and some pineapple sage from the store, and that is also keeping us supplied
Nancy has always had this terrific basil plant - heck, bush, some sage and some chives she has transported for a number of years, so we are pretty much set.
Next spring vegetables! Peppers! Plum tomatoes! Cucumbers! Squash! Eggplant! and probably a few more items
Check em out...(clickie to biggie)
All honesty, a few messed up big time and we bought more to replace them. But by the spring, we had 2 healthy basil plants, one thyme, one sage, one mint, one Italian parsley and one very sickly oregano plant. Well, they have thrived outside - the oregano plant has turned into a monster! - and now we are never without fresh herbs while cooking.
We did get another oregano plant and some pineapple sage from the store, and that is also keeping us supplied
Nancy has always had this terrific basil plant - heck, bush, some sage and some chives she has transported for a number of years, so we are pretty much set.
Next spring vegetables! Peppers! Plum tomatoes! Cucumbers! Squash! Eggplant! and probably a few more items
Check em out...(clickie to biggie)
