If it isnt too late in your area, consider bringing in your herbs. If you have a south facing window , you can harvest your herbs all winter.
Just remember to rotate them so they dont get all lopsided!
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2 comments:
If only I had such conditions to save my flowers during the winter!
Wonderful article on indoor herb gardens.I found this website useful for Herb Gardening tips http://www.herbgardeningtoday.com. I think you guys will find it interesting too.
Thanks,
Peter - Home herb garden
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