Spring herbs

There are a lot of herbs to forage in spring, but how do you know what to forage in spring? Here are 6 common wild herbs to forage for now!

There are many medicinal wild herbs that you can forage for in the early spring. They include tonic herbs, and medicinal herbs.

Give your herb garden a head start by planting cilantro, basil, chamomile, oregano, fennel, mint, and other hardy herbs to plant in spring.

As our vibrant bioregion, the Eastern Great Lakes Lowland Forests, emerges from its winter slumber, it offers an abundance of plants that nurture our bodies from within and provide invaluable nourishment for our skin. These plants thrive in the early spring months and are rich in nutrients, antioxidants, and healing properties. From the humble dandelion to the delicate violet, these botanical treasures seamlessly integrate into our culinary endeavours, adding flavour and skin-loving…

Are you looking for easy-to-grow herbs for your vegetable garden? Here are the easiest herbs to grow in your vegetable garden.

Learn how to identify and harvest chickweed, dandelion, stinging nettle, violets, and common yard daisy to use for food and medicine!

Sunshine solar infused herbal tea for spring.

Herbs aren't just adding to salads and for seasoning your food. Many also have natural healing abilities. When spring rolls around, it is a good idea to look for herbs that grow during this season, as they are easier to find and often more potent.

Spring is a season of new beginnings so what better way to freshen up your home than with the delightful scents of a spring simmer pot.

Herbs de Provence is a savory aromatic blend of herbs. Versatile and adaptable, this mix will enhance grilled and roasted vegetables and meats, soft cheeses, egg and potato dishes!

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Grow fresh herbs at home with a DIY pallet herb garden! This eco-friendly project repurposes wooden pallets into a functional, stylish herb garden for your backyard, patio, or balcony. Perfect for those who love gardening and want to grow their own herbs in a sustainable way. 🌱🛠 #PalletHerbGarden #DIYGardening #EcoFriendlyLiving #SustainableHome

If you’re looking to maximize space and create a thriving, flavorful garden, consider planting herbs together in a pot.

If you are conscious of avoiding unwanted chemicals in your home, but also want a home that smells nice, this lavender spring simmer pot recipe is a great way to make your home smell like spring acting as a natural air freshener.I have become a huge fan of this new springtime recipe. It is a simple way to keep me motivated during my spring cleaning. There is nothing more motivating than spring cleaning with the sweet smell of spring fresh air.

How and Why to Start an Herb Garden | Herbal Academy | If you are passionate about growing herbs, here's some helpful information on how to start an herb garden according to your individual needs!

Create a thriving herb patch and save space by learning how to grow herbs together in the same garden or container. Planting multiple herbs together in a single patch or container is not just a space-saving technique; it’s a way to create a vibrant, aromatic, and productive mini-ecosystem in your garden or on your balcony. Companion plant your herb garden for optimal growth and flavor with these handy tips on the best herbs to plant together.