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Looks nice! I decided to use herbs as my accent pieces this year. They serve a dual purpose!
I love it…I put some chives and basil in my window box this year right under my kitchen window. It’s like…why didn’t I do this long ago!? I may try beans 🙂 I really like WW too…great idea. Talking is over rated 🙂 Have a great day Katie!
Look at your herbs! They make such a pretty picture. I bet you just love them for their beauty, their fragrance, and best of all.. the flavor they add to your kitchen!
Blessings,
Susie
All looking very healthy.
wow very nice
Good post dear
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I adore your herb garden. I just started my own today with basil and lemon verbana. I planted 3 lemon verbana last year and use it for tea. I am adding mint for tea and I found a chocolate mint that smells divine. Its so nice to have fresh herbs to cook with. Keep us updated on your progress!
I love this little container herb garden! I’m so inspired to start my own. Thanks!
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I love how you put it right on the table. Great Idea! I have a small garden too, but I only planted basil for an herb. I am following you on pinterest and google now!
How healthy and lovely they look! Your herb garden is amazing.
I wonder if we could grow an herb garden? We certainly can’t seem to grow anything else!
It’s looking wonderful. Everything is going to taste so good!
Your herbs are coming along nicely. Someday I will get the wherewithall to get a better handle on the garden :o)
Have a great day.
Always, Queenie
They are picture perfect.
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Beautiful! I can almost smell that wonderful, clean aroma through your pics!
perfect!!
is the first photo sage plant?
kathy
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I’m working on recreating my herb garden this spring . . . . used to have a gorgeous garden where we lived before, but it is taking some time to get back up to speed. Thanks for the inspiration! Here’s another WW hop you can link to if you would like:
http://www.create-with-joy.com/2012/05/wordless-wednesday-cupboard-kitty.html
And Angela just started a WW hop on the Ruby blog if you would like to join us: http://rubyforwomen.com/captured-moments-wordless-wednesday-at-ruby-for-women
Be back tomorrow and we’ll promote the Thursday blog hop in the Ruby community as well. See you soon, my dear friend ;o) BIG Hugs, Nina
I really like this idea!
happy WW!
you grow such beautiful herbs, i love the strong herb smell;
it’s nice to see them growing.
big hugs!
Nice, Happy WW
Nice, Katie! Our herb garden has struggled through the prolonged spring drought. Mrs. Shady keeps it watered and uses it often in her recipes. Happy WW to you, dear friend!
Looks like a lot of green and growing!