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I'm attempting to dry my own herbs for the first time. Here's the rosemary.
Rosemary oil perfectly preserves the flavor of fresh rosemary
Aquaponics System - Simple steps to dry your own herbs. I like using my dehydrator best, but this is a great system if you dont have one. Break-Through Organic Gardening Secret Grows You Up To 10 Times The Plants, In Half The Time, With Healthier Plants, While the Fish Do All the Work... And Yet... Your Plants Grow Abundantly, Taste Amazing, and Are Extremely Healthy
Herbs are strung up and bagged.placing them in the garage (warm and dark). See ya in a couple weeks!
![For Basil, Mint, Tarragon, Rosemary, Thyme, Oregano, and Marjoram, Don't pick off the leaves one by one. Pinch the stem and then take the leaves for a healthier plant. [Obvious]](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/ae/ff/ef/aeffeff452f36f7672fbf836d4f39d72--cooking-tips-food-tips.jpg)
Harvesting Herb Leaves from Stem
Storing Thyme – Drying Fresh Thyme After Harvesting in Herbs, Edible Gardens
How To Grow and Harvest Dill - Planting Dill Guide - I grow dill around my garden every year to repel dear since my garden fence is only 4 feet high - and it WORKS! Plus I use in pickling.
Using and Storing Culinary Herbs
Ph - 7 is ideal for Thyme. Thyme plants do best when they are pruned regularly. Taking the time to trim thyme, not only creates a nicer looking plant, but also helps improve the amount you can harvest from the plant. Learn more here.
How to Dry Rosemary in the Oven - My Sweet Mission
These Italian Christmas Cookies (Cuccidati) are filled with a flavorful rum infused mixture of dried figs and walnuts which will blow your mind!
How to dry and harvest lavender ---> great blog, too! #hydroponicgardening
Labels on store-bought herbs rarely reveal how plants are raised, let alone how long the ingredients are exposed to light and high temperatures while stored in
These classic Italian Amaretti Cookies are the most perfect accompaniment to a cup of coffee or Italian espresso. Or, you know, dunk into a glass of wine!
Great link to Living Awareness: Herbalist, Kami McBride talks with Arbico Organics about how to turn your organic herb garden into your home apothecary. Simple and easy to use herbal remedies for you and your family
Learn how grow basil, how to plant, maintain, harvest and preserve.