If you love gardening but live in a place where there is no room for a garden, you might think that gardening is impossible for you. If you live in an apartment with no yard, you may have all but completely eliminated the idea of growing your own vegetables and herbs. However, do not give [...]
lately i’ve been daydreaming about what it would be like to have a garden, so i though it would be fun to focus this week’s under $100 column on garden themed accessories. some are ready for dirty work in the yard, others are just inspired by plantlife and the great outdoors. either way, there’s something here for everyone- and any budget. click here for more budget friendly product roundups. [image above, clockwise from top left: clover dome $60, daisy water bottle $16, herb garden p
If there is not enough room on the windowsill for herbs in gardening, there may be a place where a hanging basket could be hung to grow the most needed ones. This particular basket has chives and parsley planted in the center of the basket where the root depth is the greatest. The other plants are oregano, tarragon and English Thyme. These grow well together in a potting mix of equal parts sand, soil and peat moss, to which gravel and charcoal are added at the rate of one cup per gallon each.
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