Plant Your Herbs

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Welcome!  You just discovered the newest and hottest place to learn about herbs and herb growing, exactly what you are seeking!  Our passion for many years has been herbs – purchasing, planting, growing, harvesting, storing, using, and learning about these delightful plants.  

 

We created this website with the mission to provide anyone who has an interest in herbs with the necessary information and resources to be successful with herbs.  Here you will find very useful information about all things dealing with herbs!  Remember, we are truly interested in you and your success with herbs!  So, stay with us and become an expert in herbs!

 

Knot Garden at the National Herb Garden

 

Plant Your Herbs is your one-stop site for what you need to grow and use herbs successfully as well as to learn about these delightful plants.  Be sure to bookmark this site and return often.  Here you will find useful herbal facts, information, and sources under three main areas:

 

Area 1 — Information About Herbs and Their Uses

  • A Plant Your Herbs blog
  • A weekly Plant Your Herbs newsletter
  • Information about herbs
  • Herb growing tips
  • Herb recipes
  • Herb Books

 

Area 2 — Sources for Herbs and Related Gardening Products

  • Herb plants
  • Herb seeds
  • Gardening products, both outdoor and indoor
  • Hydroponic gardening, products
  • Organic pest control products

 

Area 3 — Sources for Herbal Products

  • Herb teas and tea supplies
  • Ready-to-use organic herbs and spices
  • Aromatherapy and essential oils
  • Herbal bath and body care
  • Natural Health
  • Containers and packaging for herb storage

 

 

Informal Mercer Reeves Hubbard Herb Garden

 

As we stated earlier, the things that you need to be successful with herbs are found here at Plant Your Herbs.  If you are planning to grow herbs in an outside garden, the first thing you will need to learn is your location’s United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA’s) Plant Hardiness Zone.  See the USDA Plant Hardiness Zones.   If you have any questions about your Hardiness Zone, you may need to contact your local USDA Cooperative Extension Service.  Find the Number for Your Local USDA Cooperative Extension Service.

 

We’ve gathered the resources here for you to get started growing herbs indoors or outside. Explore our website and read the articles that contain information about herbs and their uses, how to grow herbs, when to harvest them, and how to store herbs for later use.

 

Also, when you’re ready to get started growing and using herbs, we have many sources for you.  They are affiliates or merchants who offer whatever you need to get going and growing your own herbs, indoors or outside.  See Brief Reviews of Our Affiliates.

 

 

 

 

 

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