Diy herb garden

These simple tips in this post will show you how to make a pallet herb garden with what you have on hand. Perfect way to recycle and upcycle.

Growing herbs indoors makes it easy to snip fresh foliage to flavor meals whenever you need them. Here are 14 herbs that will grow indoors, plus tips to get your indoor herb garden started.

Just because the winter cold is still around, doesn't mean you can't get a head start on your gardening! Believe it or not, you can actually start planting in January , but February is an even better month to plant as it gets closer to the gardening season. So what to plant in February? Below is a guide to planting fruits & veggies in the winter months so you can get a mega head start on your garden! What to Plant in February Plant Indoors/Greenhouse: All of the vegetables below can be…

If you want to save some money and make your own DIY herb garden... these indoor and outdoor ideas are the perfect project tutorials to follow!

Here's an amazing group of container herb garden ideas to try this season. Each one has easy instructions to create your own in no time.

These are the herbs that grow well together and those that don't. Companion planting has long been recognized as a valuable technique in gardening, and when

Abby Kulp DIY | DESIGN on Instagram: "DIY Herb Garden 🪴 You don’t need tons of space to have an herb garden! Grab yourself a basin from @homedepot and some @3m painters tape to create a beautiful herb garden! Garden Materials: Landscaping Fabric Soil, Sand, and Compost Herbs: Rosemary, Sweet Basil, Sweet Mint, Oregano, Cilantro, & Thyme Be sure to save so you can make your own! 🪴 #homedepotpartner #thd3m"

Make your own vertical tiered planter for flowers or herbs using cedar fence pickets! Free plans from www.Ana-White.com

This herb garden in mason jars is a stylish alternative for people without yards, and it takes up very little room in your kitchen.

Herb gardens are the best way to have organic, pesticide-free herbs on hand. But if you’re not blessed with a backyard, you can still skip the farmer’s market and spend your Sunday sleeping in, thanks to this charming and compact herb garden pallet! It can be laid down flat, or propped upright against a wall if your living quarters are tight. Plus it adds a rustic cottage warmth to your décor! This project has the potential to get a little messy, so we recommend doing this one outdoors.