I'm Never Buying Herbs Again

"This has got to stop!"
That was the title of a viral video I made about buying plastic packages of herbs from the grocery store. And people were either in love with the idea of growing all their own herbs instead... or pretty upset with me.
This podcast covers my "recipe" for growing your own year-round supply of herbs. That includes rosemary, basil, chives, cilantro, parsley, and all your other favorites.
We can all do this. We can all grow the herbs we need even in small spaces, even without a green thumb-yes, really!
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[@patriciaamend3219]

I love my herb garden! Thank you for these tips! Wonderful.

[@jSheapullen]

I love growing herbs everywhere, with other plants. I pot all mints... but into the ground which keeps them at bay. Lasts 2 years. Then trim up roots, replenish soil This actually works for a few things for me. I also surround some with rocks. Keeps them fro spreading. Love your channel!

[@iamyouritaliangrandma]

Watching this as the temperature is plunging in NW Florida 😢. Hopefully I don't lose too many plants. I really want to sign up for the kitchen garden class, just trying to figure out how to pay for it. I know in the long run it will save me 🤑 on groceries and is more healthy. So glad I found your channel ❤

[@iamyouritaliangrandma]

I signed up.🥰 I deserve to do something I will really love.

[@pattyfitz317]

I am taking this challenge. What does the spacing look like? Also should you plant the different varieties of an herb together or spaced apart within the container?

[@Gardenary]

Awesome! You can pack these herbs in if trailing herbs can drape over the edge and if you plan to harvest frequently. If you're growing several different types of the same herb, you might space them apart so that they retain their unique scent/flavor

[@nickymiller4595]

Ok I am in nsw Australia and doing your herb garden today like right now. I am wondering do your books work globally or just USA?