Hit all your five sense, grow Five Senses Garden! Practical and informative post by Rizwana A.Mundewadi , a passionate gardener and Google blogger, Garden Care Simplified!
Herbs and
spices , most can be grown in containers and not only do they smell great and
look great but also add up on the beauty of your kitchen garden.
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Mint grown in containers is a great source used in most
stomach and digestive cures, and is grown very easily in containers. With
partial shade, and of course protection from birds, sparrows and pigeons love
to pluck them off, and regular but judicious watering mint plants give lots of
healthy leaves. Very easy to grow mint, just purchase mint from market, take
lower portions of the stems and keep some leaves on it and stick this in soil.
Very few days the stem starts new fresh lime green leaves.
Curry leaves plant |
Tulsi herb Plant |
Ajwain Oregano leaves plant |
corriander easy to grow from dhania seeds |
Mint Leaves very easy to grow from cuttings |
Ginger is another one I love, very easy to grow and can be
grown from rhizome purchased from market. Cut off a rounded piece which can
grow new roots soon and then put this in container just below the soil, and
soon new green leaves sprout from the rhizome of gainer. The leaves are similar
to green grass, except elongated ones in size.
Coriander is one easy growing herb but very fond of this are
the sparrows! grow from dried seeds of Dhania available as spices.
Important tips to grow herbs, especially Coriander and Mint,
1) get a net cover so that the herbal plants are protected and they also receive
fresh air and sunlight.
2) For use, plucking, try not to cut off from the soil or
ground. Use top leaves only so that the original plant can multiply and spread
easily.
3) Try to trim with sharp scissors and do not pull of while
plucking herbs for use as you may uproot the whole plant and disturb the root
system.
4) Choose a indirect sunlight space or a spot which receives morning few hours sunlight.
5) They need smaller pots and containers. Don't grow single stem of mint in a large container. Smaller pots give more yields.
6) I always add mint in all dishes. Not only good for health digestive system but also a mood up lifter, emotional healing. Being a Reiki healing artist I advice, yes this helps! sprinkle few mint leaves in your tea!
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4) Choose a indirect sunlight space or a spot which receives morning few hours sunlight.
5) They need smaller pots and containers. Don't grow single stem of mint in a large container. Smaller pots give more yields.
6) I always add mint in all dishes. Not only good for health digestive system but also a mood up lifter, emotional healing. Being a Reiki healing artist I advice, yes this helps! sprinkle few mint leaves in your tea!
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So next time you need not add dried herbs, try fresh ones
from your garden, it taste great and have a great aroma, hitting all your five sense at a time, visual, fragrances and health soothing the brain and mind,
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