One of the most common culinary herbs is the chive. Growing chives at home saves money and ensures you always have fresh herbs to use. Lorin Nielsen will take you through the steps to get the most out of chives, not only for their use in the kitchen but also for their pretty flowers.
Growing tarragon in your herb garden is easier than you may think. Keep fresh herbs on hand year-round for your culinary creations with this complete growing guide.
Not only is it beautiful, but it tastes good in soups and stews. Growing a bay laurel tree provides you with lots of sweet bay. It is also a lovely evergreen with attractive foliage for use as a garden specimen. Lorin Nielsen will explain how to get the best out of a bay tree.
Calamint is uncommon in American cookery but is a popular spice in Mediterranean countries. Rachel Garcia explains how to grow and use this herb in this complete guide.
The sharp and zingy flavor of the ginger plant is popular in all cuisines worldwide. In this guide, horticultural expert Lorin Nielsen will explain how to grow this tropical plant in detail!
Pycnanthemum tenuifolium, or narrowleaf mountain mint, is an aromatic, low-water ornamental perfect for your garden. This native plant is edible and attracts plenty of pollinators. Kevin Espiritu will explain why this plant should be in your garden.
Vietnamese coriander is a heat-loving perennial herb that makes an excellent substitute for cilantro. Plus, it's super easy to grow. Erin Matas gives you all the tips you need to help this herb thrive.
Lemongrass plant is a great ornamental grass - and it tastes good too! Our growing guide explains it all so you can grow this culinary treat.
Papalo (or papaloquelite) is a heat-loving cilantro alternative you should grow in your summer garden. Botanically Porophyllum ruderal, this easy-to-grow herb has a strong, vibrant flavor. Kevin Espiritu will discuss everything you need to grow papalo in your herb garden.
Wooly thyme is easy to start and maintain as a ground cover or edging plant. It is also a fragrant creeper that can be used in the kitchen. Lorin Nielsen reveals all the best care tips.
White sage (Salvia apiana) is used for cooking, medicinal use, and smudging. Learn exactly how to grow, cultivate, and harvest in this guide by Kevin Espiritu.
Grow catmint because it is a great garden herb with pretty flowers, and cats love it. Kevin Espiritu will show you how to grow Nepeta species successfully and how to make the most of them.