News — Indoor herbs

As Christmas arrives, we should think about sharing joy with people beyond our loved ones. That is, our customers, our employees, our guests at work, etc.   The best way to do so is by creating a warm, cheerful atmosphere at your place of business. As we decorate our homes—we should also consider adding the festive vibe to our workspaces.   Think of it this way: someone walks out into the market to look for a holiday essential. There are two shops; the one on the left is not decorated for the holidays, with employees in non-holiday clothing just walking...

There is not really much that mint needs besides moisture and rich soil. It is pretty hard to kill a mint plant. The only maintenance required will be to make sure that you keep the mint in check and watch for overgrowth. It will take over your garden if you let it. Harvest or shear the plants to keep them lush with leaves.

When you start thinking of how to plant your herbs, you need to have in mind what you want to grow. It depends on your needs, taste, and preferences. Are there any health benefits you need? Do you want a particular taste in your food? Do you like certain herb? These are some of the questions that need to be addressed to create a garden of your choice. You don’t want to spend much time and effort on an indoor herb garden that does not satisfy your needs. These are some of the common herbs that you can consider: Basil...

Fresh herbs such as rosemary and parsley can make your food special. If you have been to a five-star hotel where fresh herbs are a key ingredient, you understand how you meal can taste great with these herbs. However, buying herbs at grocery stores on daily basis can be quite expensive. Most people have a belief that fresh herbs are unnecessary and that they are only suitable for the rich. This is not true because we all need to stay healthy and to eat the best prepared food. Do not underestimate your worth or give up on something that could change...