Seeds Herb Plug Trays For Sale In South Korea

Dill prefers to be direct-sown, and should not be covered with too much (if any) soil at planting time. Even if it were not so delicious, dill would be a valuable addition to the garden, both for its attractive umbrella-like flowers and its ability to...

Once the flowers bloom, the flavor of the leaves suffers, so if you are harvesting these basils for their foliage, pinch off the flower buds as soon as you see them. Harvest the plant before the cold weather sets in, as this will affect the leaves' texture...

And as you pinch off the blooms, save them -- they make delicious additions to salads and yummy garnish for the plate! Use this Basil for pesto, sandwiches, and casseroles. Very closely set on well-branched plants 18 to 24 inches high, they keep coming...

Just a foot or so high, it quickly forms a dense, rounded plant that covers itself in blooms all summer long. Each flower is 1 1/2 to 2 inches across, packed with color as well as scent.

Whether the seeds are started indoors or direct-sown outdoors, pinch the central stem off the plant when the seedlings are about 6 weeks old. Transplant when they have 2 sets of true leaves, spacing the plants 12 to 15 inches apart.

Snip off just what you need at the moment, and harvest more later! The foliage is slender, deeply lobed, and appears in rosettes along long, slender stems. It reaches about 18 inches high and 12 inches wide, and needs no staking or supports.

First, they are simply easier than sowing seeds one by one. Make it part of your landscape this season and for years to come!15 feet of seed tape. Third, they help protect seeds from washing out in rains or being eaten by birds.

But for what it costs at the fresh market, growing your own is the only sane option! And it's a good thing it's so easy to grow -- you can sow the seeds successively every 2 weeks all spring to guarantee yourself a big harvest over many months to come!...

It is a staple of great Salsa, with a very spicy bite that complements the acidity of Tomatoes and limes nicely. You're going to love it! Cilantro is used in Mexican, Thai, Chinese, and Indian cooking.

Warrior can be used as a guard plant in the rose garden or vegetable patch, too, its aroma and spicy flavor discouraging nibbling pests from venturing any further into the garden. You're going to love its trouble-free growth, great holding power, and...

If overwintered, it will return in mild and warm climates, but will quickly flower the second year, at which point the flavor of the leaves turns bitter. Although technically a biennial, parsley should be grown as an annual.

And the flavor is so delectable when the leaves are young and tender -- peppery and mustardy, with a palate-cleansing zing! Great in pesto, too -- just don't let the leaves get too big, because they will lose their tender texture with maturity.

That's it -- in a week you'll have tender, delectable green shoots for your cat (or humans!) to eat. You literally lay it down on top of the soil where you want the plants to grow, cutting it to fit the space and arranging it in any pattern you like.

Such a great addition to the garden! Parsley is a biennial, but it goes to flower the second season (ruining the rich bite of its leaves!), so grow it as an annual. .ALMOST! The triple-curled leaves form a frilly canopy atop 10- to 12-inch plants, keeping...

(Cut it back to the first or second set of leaves, harvesting the rest.) If you keep your plants well pinched and pruned, you should be able to harvest two-thirds to three-fourths of a cup of fresh leaves every week during the growing season! ProEasy...

You can begin to harvest the invidivual leaves about 2 months after setting out transplants, or cut the entire plant at the base and harvest at once (easier for dried spices). Far more nutritious than its curly-leafed cousin, flat-leaf parsley is easy...

Early each spring, cut this plant back to about half its size. Give them good quality potting soil, and refresh the soil every year for best growth. Packet is 20 multi-seed pellets.

They take about 3 weeks to germinate, but then grow readily and can be transplanted when they have at least 2 sets of true leaves. Packet is 20 multi-seed pellets. You can start harvesting the leaves as needed once the plant is growing well and has branched...

It's a lovely plant, reaching about 2 feet high and 12 to 15 inches wide, with bright green foliage reaching 3 inches long. The leaves are scented and flavored with a tarragon-like anise taste that is actually a bit stronger than French Tarragon (Artemisia),...

To start indoors, sow about 6 to 8 weeks before last scheduled frost. Harvest the plant before the cold weather sets in, as this will affect the leaves' texture and flavor. You will love this award winner! Pkt is 100 seeds.

And it's quite water-saving, asking only for an occasional drenching once it reaches full size in summer. Although rosemary is perennial in warm climates, it is easily grown as an annual everywhere, because it matures quickly and provides such beauty...

These varieties are all open-pollinated, untreated seed, with none of the chemicals found in some commercially grown hybrids. We have selected varieties for the ProEasy Herb collection based on their superior performance in a range of climates and garden...

Very attractive to butterflies and other beneficial garden insects, they are arise in clusters 1 3/4 inches across, long-lasting and lovely. Give it a try this season with the super-compact, long-blooming Freelander Mix.

Not only is the mixture marvelously fragrant and attractive to pollinators, it is also useful as a culinary herb garden! All of these herbs can be used in cooking or flavoring, and most are cut-and-come-again that can be trimmed as needed all season for...

There are also smaller amounts of Gayfeather (Liatris) , French Marigold (Tagetes patula) , two species of Cosmos (C. Milkweed (Asclepias species) is the only food source for Monarchs in their caterpillar state, and any garden devoted to butterflies will...

Imagine a stand of Irene tumbling over a low wall or spreading across the dry, sun-soaked ground in your garden! This tough little garden gem is one of the most ornamental plants around, yet there is no beating its usefulness when sheer coverage (and...

(Cut it back to the first or second set of leaves, harvesting the rest.) If you keep your plants well pinched and pruned, you should be able to harvest half a cup of fresh leaves every week during the growing season! Minette loves hot weather and plenty...