Mosquitoes are an absolute menace outdoors. Consider planting these 14 low-stress mosquito-repellent herbs so you don't have to deal with them.

Herbs happen to be one of the plant types that easily adapt to this style of growth. In fact, with the proper care, they can even grow faster than their soil-grown counterparts thanks to the easy ...

These herbs may pair nicely in the kitchen, but in the garden, they should be in different spots due to their incompatible ...

Plant these fragrant herbs once, and they will continue to come back year after year! Here's how to grow chives like a pro.

Most common herbs are from the Mediterranean region, thriving in full sun, but not all need our direct sunlight. There are also some common ones, which can be found in my garden. Basil (Ocimum ...

Epazote can be an acquired taste, and it is certainly not a common crop in vegetable or herb gardens. If you do a lot of Mexican cooking, though, you may use it regularly and have a desire to ...

Keeping bugs out of the kitchen doesn't require harmful sprays. Instead of reaching for the raid, try one of these plants instead.

New LED grow lights use minimal electricity while providing the specific light spectrum herbs need to thrive. Set them on timers for 10-14 hours daily to mimic natural sunlight patterns.

The article discusses growing popular herbs like thyme, rosemary, sage, and bay leaf in South Carolina for culinary use. Tips on cultivation, harvesting, and storage are provided.

Herbs grow well together in garden landscapes but can have subtle differences when it comes to pruning back in spring, timing of harvests, uses and preservation (drying, freezing, etc).