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I started a hydroponic *wink* herb garden *wink* earlier this year an I'm using 90 watt grow lamps *wink* but?
They bother my eyes and I can't stop winking. Is there wink another type of light I should use instead?This is a joke Idiots.

I want to plant an indoor window sill herb garden, any advice?? I'm a beginner....?
I have very little experience gardening but I am tired of crappy supermarket herbs so I want to grow my own. I want to be able to have fresh herbs year round so I would like to grow inside. My kitchen window gets full sun almost all day. I need advice on where to start and what type of herbs grow best easiest indoors.

When is the best time to plant an herb garden in Ca from seed?
i want to plant a small herb garden and try it from seed. i was just wondering when the best time is to plant them for the best chance at survival. the only place i can plant is outside on a porch and in a planter box. i live in the bay area of california, so the weather can get cool, but not severe.

What do i do now?? I started a mini herb garden with a big thing that has tiny little pots and everything is?
sprouting. Do I keep them in this pot or move them all to one big pot with no seperations? Its to cold here now to grow outside but I want to use these herbs. Do I need to start thinning it out? I am really clueless when it comes to planting stuff..Any help would be greatly appreciated... THank you

How can I save my vegetable and herb garden through the winter?
I have a fairly large vegetable and herb garden in my backyard. I've been growing tomatoes, carrots, pea, potatoes, and herbs such as chives, thyme, barley, sage, rosemary, and others. It will be getting colder soon and I was wondering what I should do to save my plants over the winter, so they can grow back next summer?I have some bark chip would that help any? What would happen to my plants if I didn't harvest the vegetable left on them?

I planted a herb garden with parsley,orgerno.basil. How do I know when to pick it and then what do i do?
and how do i dry it?

How do i grow parsley in an indoor herb garden?
i have a small pot with some parsley seeds and soil in it, im hoping to grow the parsley indoors. i have a place to put in a south facing window.my main question is, how do i water it correctly? someone told me it has to be watered often, but be careful not to saturate it, so im not so sure how much water i should be giving it or how often.thanks

My grandmother wants to grow an herb garden. She wants to grow Rosemary and wants suggestions for other herbs.?
Does anyone have any suggestions that would grow in South Carolina climate? Is there a website that will have this information?

I want to grow a kitchen herb garden.. where do I begin?
I use a lot of herbs, both fresh and dried in cooking and am fed up buying them I would like to grow rosemary, lemon thyme, dill, parsley and tarragon amongst others.I haven't a clue how to get started and once I'm up and running how to keep the plants alive.. ie which part of the herb to use without killing it off I am NOT green fingered thank you

Can you identify this plant I grew in my herb garden?
I planted seeds in a box late last spring and where I thought I put tarragon this came up. It never smelled or tasted like anything, or looked like anything I expected to grow.Ive just let it do its thing to see what it would do, now its at least 8 feet tall.what is this?i184.photobucket.com albums x200 shandywarhol herbs007.jpgIm thinking about letting it grow until december and using it for a christmas tree.

Are chicken droppings (poultry manure +pine wood shavings mix) safe as a vegetable and herb garden fertilizer?
Are chicken droppings safe as a vegetable and herb garden fertilizer? The mix is chicken droppings dried out pine wood shavings that was the bedding material used as a mulch in the garden.The birds are fed a vegetarian feed soy as the protein source and they get whatever kitchen scrappings non poultry and non red meat seafood, fish , bread and other carbs and starches, vegetables and fruits they LOVE watermelon LOL , etc.They are cage free in a large enclosure but no grass is in there so we occassionally let them free range the yard but usually just give them all the grass clippings which they eat for a few days until the grass completely dries out and becomes crispy. They eat whatever bugs and worms they find. Sometimes we give them scrambled eggs.So basically, their diet is MOSTLY carbs, starches, grains, and grass.So are their droppings safe for vegetable herb garden fertilizer?I'm assuming we'd just have to rinse everything of course, but what we're wondering now is if salmonella can be transferred from the droppings INSIDE the tomatoes and zuchinni and cayenne pepper plants we have planted.I'd just assume that the ammonia, ammonium nitrite and ammonium nitrate chemicals inside the droppings since birds expel urine through droppings as well would kill any Salmonella present, let alone the droppings being baked by the sun and weather should kill any salmonella.The pine shavings and manure was placed in the garden site back in March and it's been hit with full sun, frost, and heat from the sun plus LOTS of soaking rain I'm in New Jersey and we had LOTS of record rainfalls and flooding, I'm on a hill so we didn't flood but we did have the same amount of rain until Saturday when we planted the started plants and seeds.Plus, we put Lime and Sodium Dioxide diatomaceous earth...and lots of it on the shavings when we first lay them out in the shed and then in between when it starts to smell or flies build up as it dries all the droppings and kills any bugs that come in contact with it.Based on it being layed out it wasn't in a compost style pile , being weather for about two months and the lime and diatomaceous earth that was originally on it, it should be safe for the plants and we shouldn't have to worry about them getting burned from any ammonia or disease being transferred right?Right now all the plants still seem fine and healthy.Also are store bought poultry chicken and turkey fed medicated chick feed when they are chicks?Just wondering since people typically feed all baby chicks medicated feed when they young to protect them from disease.So are turkey and chicken chicks fed medicated chick feed in their first few weeks?We are growing out some heritage turkeys are may decide to have one prepared we couldn't do it LOL...we'd get too attached to them to do it ourselves, we still may not even decide to eat any at all to eat eventually after they mature.In case you're wondering these are the breeds Royal Palm, Naragansett, Bourbon Red, Black Spanish, and Blue Slate.

I live in the desert and I wanted to plant a herb garden. I have a window that I can put my plants on, but?
where I live it gets 100 degrees in the summers what is the best way to accomplish the herb garden. I have seeds already so do I cover up the pots with something. Is there a website to help me someone please help

How to grow a herb garden?
I was considering growing some medical herbs, and i was wondering how i should begin what seeds to buy, etc. also, anyone know a website that has info on that kind of stuff...thanks

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