Herb Gardening
Herbs are one of the easiest ingredients to grow in your garden. They include plants such as basil, parsley, cilantro, mint, thyme, oregano, and so much more. There are two different types of herbs, tender and woody. Tender Herbs have softer, grass-like stems and are generally more delicate and used fresh. Woody Herbs have tougher, wood-like stems and are not typically served raw. Either can make a big difference when added to nearly any recipe. Growing herbs: Starting an herb garden requires a few steps. You need a sunny area, well-draining soil, and a raised bed or container. Most herbs need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day although, herbs such as thyme and cilantro will tolerate some shade. When watering, it is best to let the soil dry out. Stick your finger an inch or two into the soil before watering and check if it's still wet before watering. If it is, don't water them quite yet. Harvesting herbs: It is important to note that many herbs are weed-like
