How To Plant An Organic Herb Garden

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Summary: Planting an organic herb garden is easy with these tips, get expert tips and advice on organic herb gardening in this free video.

Views: 3,127 | Tags: compost, mulch, soil, herb, basil, oregano, chives, garden, beds, planting, pots, mulching, garlic

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Hi my name is Laura Bernstein and I would like to say that she did a great job doing her garden. Sorry that she has birds and constuction to her area. But I think she did great. Your truely Laura Bernstein

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How To Plant An Organic Herb Garden

Herbs grow in dry soil that is not necessarily good, rich soil. It’s soil that’s like the Mediterranean soil. And I live in central Texas and our soil here, because of the limestone and the lakes and everything, is very similar to the Mediterranean soil. And this is a great place to grow herbs. When you choose your herbs, you want to think about a couple of things. Of course, the location where you’re going to plant it. Do you want an herb that’s going to be there year round- a perennial- or do you want an herb that’s only going to be there for one season that you’re going to replace with a different plant in the other part of the year.