Counter Top Herb Garden

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Counter top herb garden.

Some herb garden ideas can be as simple as throwing a few seeds in a trio of tin pails and setting them on your kitchen window sill. Say goodbye to pesticides and anything potentially harmful. The countertop herb garden. Fresh healthy herbs at your fingertips a small herb garden grown on the kitchen counter makes it easy to add fresh herbs to your family s meals.

Photography by erin boyle for gardenista. Read on for step by step instructions for making a diy countertop herb garden. Used food can kitchen counter garden a few food cans can be the next containers for your kitchen countertop. Not only do these miniature edible gardens look pretty but they re functional as well and you can use the herbs fresh from the countertop.

Six hours of sunlight a day and minimal care are all these hardy plants require to provide tasty herbs year round. Grow your own kitchen countertop herb garden this compact kitchen herb garden ensures all the fresh seasonings you need for a savory italian dinner are just a snip away. 1 6 long 5 1 2 wide cedar fence picket 3 4 terra cotta pots wood glue 1 1 4 finishing nails herbs. Most of the kits start with culinary herbs like basil mint and oregano but you can also try lettuce and other greens scallions radishes and even strawberries.

Having access to herbs right in the kitchen is even better. This smart countertop indoor garden kit can grow herbs veggies salad greens flowers and more up to 7 plants at a time by using water and patented nutrients to grow the plants. Whether you re a natural born green thumb or are looking to add some freshness to your kitchen or living space an indoor herb garden is a magical way to breathe new life into the home. Toolbox countertop herb garden learn how an old toolbox made into a countertop herb garden in this blogger s tutorial.

All you need is one pot five herbs a bit of soil plenty of sunshine and presto you have an herb garden. As a rule of thumb it s nice to keep similar herbs with similar herbs.