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Six pots are enough for a herb garden you will use every day. Here is how to arrange them by sun and water needs, which pots and compost to choose, and how to keep them going on a windy, sunny balcony.
Short days are hard on herbs, but a bright kitchen windowsill can still give you fresh leaves all winter. Here is what to grow, how to give it enough light, and the watering mistake that kills most indoor herbs.
Too much water kills herbs faster, and probably more often, than too little. These five mistakes are easy to make and easy to fix once you know what to look for.
Most herbs want soil that drains well and is not too rich. Here is what to use in pots and beds, how much to feed, and how to handle compost safely.
A few pots or a small sunny bed can keep you in fresh herbal tea for most of the year. These six plants are easy to grow, smell wonderful and taste good in a cup.
Chamomile goes from a pinch of dust-fine seed to a pot full of little daisies in about ten weeks. Here is how to sow it, grow it in containers and pick the flowers for tea.
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