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Frances Farmer
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Planning to do an herb garden next year in a sunny spot. Fresh herbs are more important to me than fresh vegetables. Frozen veggies and fresh herbs work for me.
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adele
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when we get a new home, i want a sunny place to grow a few herbs
parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme
parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme
- Jun 6, 2012
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adele
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you noticed! 
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Frances Farmer
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Love it!
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Frances Farmer
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I also would like to have some mints and dill. Hope I get a BIG sunny spot.
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Johnysam
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Herbs are much easier to grow than many houseplants. All you need is a sunny, warm place and containers large enough for your plants to grow. Sunny decks, patios, and other such areas are great for container gardening. By growing Herbs in containers, you save yourself the difficulty of digging that starting a garden plot requires.
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Kramer
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you noticed!
Simon and Garfunkel at their BEST.
We grew parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme, and dill and catnip, etc. We called it our Scarborough Fair garden.
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Good Wife
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you noticed!
I love it!
We want a sunny spot for an herb garden. For now, pots on the patio will have to do.