Posted on April 19th, 2010 at 2:13 PM by Supernatural Botanicals

With all the flower bulb and tree planting lately, my poor herb containers sat empty, waiting for me to plant new herbs.  I tackled them over the weekend.  I had such an abundance of Basil last year that I actually couldn’t use it all.  After all, how many times can you make pesto?  I decided this year to only grow things I truly loved, and things that I’m sure I’d use every last drop of. 

I ended up planting Cilantro (for homemade salsas and Pico de Gallo), Dill (for dips, fish and seafood, and appetizers) and Rosemary (the summer wouldn’t be the same without roasted Rosemary potatoes.)  I also planted garden salsa peppers, jalapenos, and pepperoncinis (for the salsa and my pepper-addicted Irishman.) 

Within a month, I anticpate the herbs to be plentiful and vibrant, bright green.  Updates to follow…as per usual. 

Freshly planted Cilantro

 

Dill, a very unattractive herb, but delicious

 

Planting extra-fragrant Rosemary

 

Delicious Dill...I wish it looked as good as it tastes

 

Cilantro. I'll need this to multiple to the extreme for all my summer cooking

 

Freshly planted peppers. I had the best luck with Garden Salsa peppers last year

 

My Ginger got acquainted with the fresh mulch. A bath followed!

 

Hoping for a lovely herb garden this year

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One Response to “ Herb Container Gardening ”

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