Kitchen Herbs

Infographic on the easiest herbs to grow indoors.

Hanging Fresh Herbs in Mason Jars - great way to bring the garden indoors and perfect in bllue and green vintage mason jars

What could be greener — color wise, and also environmentally speaking — than growing herbs right in your own kitchen? Growing herbs indoors isn't without its challenges, but if your kitchen has sufficient light, you can save money on grocery bills, make your kitchen smell amazing, and reduce the distance from farm to table to, oh, about fifteen feet. Here are a few ideas to get you started.

Use cocktail glasses and mugs for a stylish way to grow your herbs! #HomeGoodsHappy

Here's how to grow every single herb you've ever wanted indoors

Herb Drying Rack: ~Thyme: infection/fever tea ~Marjoram: culinary (Italian seasoning blend) ~Stevia: homegrown sweetener ~Lavender: I can't seem to grow enough. ~Lemon Balm: sedative, calming, and anti- depressive herb used in teas or bath soaks. ~Oregano: infection fighter, culinary (Italian seasoning blend).

Growing an indoor herb garden during winter can be challenging. Some herbs do fine while others need more light and warmth than a kitchen windowsill provides. After experimenting over the years, these are my top five herbs that thrive inside all winter.

This is such a cool idea! A simple way to make an indoor herb garden for your kitchen. It saves space and the buckets can be removed for watering or cuttings. I'm making some of these...

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