Dessert Herb Gardens

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Options for a Dessert Herb Garden:

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How to Grow Dessert Herbs:

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If using a container to grow dessert herbs...

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Kimberly

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Dessert Herb Gardens

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How to Grow Dessert Herbs:

The dessert herbs can be planted directly in the garden or in containers like window boxes, terra cotta pots, or decorative containers.

If using a container to grow dessert herbs...

just be sure there are holes in the bottom of the container or window box in aid in draining out excess water.

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