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Posted: May/05/2006 4:22 PM PST
Just finished planting some of the herbs and will be planting more when the seedlings get a little bigger and hardier looking. I'm going to put rocks across the front to make it look more defined. So far, I have Cilantro, Basil, oregano, rosemary and lavender in there. Attachments:  |
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Posted: May/05/2006 4:31 PM PST
It looks pretty herbacious |
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Posted: May/05/2006 5:00 PM PST
[COLOR="SeaGreen"]  Great start there! What are ye going to plant next? Good Lck!! [/COLOR]
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Posted: May/05/2006 5:42 PM PST
Sage, marjoram, chives, garlic chives are next |
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Posted: May/06/2006 11:59 AM PST
Don't forget that Lavender,chives and sage are perennials. |
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Posted: May/07/2006 1:42 AM PST
Quote: Originally posted by flowerpower Don't forget that Lavender,chives and sage are perennials.Hmm, I thoguht sage was an Annual, but after reading some info now I guess I was wrong. My sage from last year didnt come back, although perhaps I pulled it out of the ground thinking it was an annual before it had a chance, lol. I have 3 new plants (2 variegated and 1 purple sage) so I will be sure to leave them alone next year, lol. Quote: Originally posted by Briarwoods Sage, marjoram, chives, garlic chives are next I would be carefull with the Garlic Chives. From what I read they are very invasive! I have regular chives and I can tell you they are taking up alot more space this year then they did last year, lol. I find myself having cream cheese and chives on my bagels in the morning quite often  .
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Posted: May/12/2006 6:50 AM PST
Nice herbs.Keep an eye on that oregano, My little baby plant was planted 5 years ago in a bed that I thought wasnt gonna do nothing and now I have to snip and cut all the time.. it is huge. I will post a pic of it soon so you can see what I mean. Good luck hon. |
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Posted: May/14/2006 4:42 AM PST
My oregano from last year is growing like crazy! It's like a small bush right now, lol. I just trimmed it down last week to make some pizza sauce, and it hardly slowed it down at all! |
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Posted: May/14/2006 12:03 PM PST
Goanna, I found that the variegated sage was not perennial here,so you might want to take cuttings and overwinter inside. But then again, winter is much harsher here upstate than down in the City. |
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Posted: May/14/2006 2:46 PM PST
I moved my herb garden LOL Here's what I did in that same space so far. The stone walkway and step went in yesterday. Attachments:  |
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