“Blend your herb in a bit of oil (olive or sunflower oil) or water, turn it into a paste and then put the paste into an ice ...

Basil is one of the drama queens of the plant world, drooping soon after it becomes thirsty. Here's how often to water it to ...

Basil is one of the most popular herbs to grow and eat. All parts of this annual are edible, including the flowers. Slice a ...

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"Gather and prepare your herbs by harvesting them, removing any dead leaves and then tying the stems together in small bunches, then hang them upside down in a warm, well-ventilated place out of ...

Some smart indoor gardens require you to pot in materials such as coco coir (also called coconut fibre) because it’s water retentive, making the water in the tank last longer. It’s a natural fibre ...

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Basil is a much-loved herb that is easy to grow, but it does have some specific requirements if you want it to be healthy and ...

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“Gather and prepare your herbs by harvesting them, removing any dead leaves and then tying the stems together in small ...