Herbs in the Garden

For thousands of years, herbs have been enjoyed for their benefits -- as medicines, food, dyes, and insect repellents.
Herb vinegars make delicious non-fat salad dressings.

Herb vinegars are easy to make. Place culinary herb leaves (or edible flowers) in a clean bottle. Fill with a good-quality white wine vinegar. Let it infuse for several weeks. Sunlight will fade its color.

You can grow your favorite herbs in a windowbox, indoors our out.

Window boxes are perfect for growing a variety of culinary herbs close to the kitchen. Plant herbs with similar soil preferences together in one box.

Add a touch of nature to any table.

Containers of freshly cut herbs make lovely centerpieces or aromatic table arrangements. Let rosemary and lavender dry naturally; put others in water.

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