Herb Gardening - A Beginners Guide To Growing Herbs At Home If there was one thing that really got me thinking about starting my own garden it was my love of fresh herbs. What can be better than taking some herbs from your garden and using it in a dish you have prepared? Fresh herbs add so much to cooking. Firstly, I love their color, so bright and alive. Secondly, they are filled with flavor and thirdly, they are rich in antioxidants and nutrients essential to our bodies. Over the years I have also learnt that herbs can be used for so many other things as well. Peppermint leaves are great to help ease coughs and fight colds, while thyme has so many uses that I always forget most of them, however, I use it as in indoor insect repellent. Flies and mosquito's hate it My aim with this eBook is to help you to grow your own herbs. We will discuss 10 different herbs and look at how each can be used, how to grow them, how to cultivate them and how to store them. I will give you a few of my favorite uses of each herb in the kitchen and other ways in which they can be used. Here's a Preview of what's inside Why Grow Herbs At Home?How To Grow Herbs (Considering Light, Water, Soil, Temperature, Feeding)Pruning and Harvesting HerbsPreserving and Storing HerbsUsing Herbs In CookingOther Uses For Herbsand much more This book will explore all of the above for the following 10 Herbs BasilChivesDillOreganoMarjoramMintParsleyRosemarySageThyme Download your copy today to receive all of this information. Just Scroll to the top of the page and select the Buy Button Tags: Herbs, Herb, Gardening, Indoor Plants, House Plants, Herb Gardening, Herb Gardening For Beginners, Herbs, Herb, Gardening, Indoor Plants, House Plants, Herb Gardening, Herb Gardening For Beginners, Basil, Chives, Dill, Oregano, Marjoram, Mint, Parsley, Rosemary, Sage, Thyme, Herbs, Herb, Gardening, Indoor Plants, House Plants, Herb Gardening, Herb Gardening For Beginners, Herbs, Herb, Gardening, Indoor Plants, House Plants, Herb Gardening, Herb Gardening For Beginners, Basil, Chives, Dill, Oregano, Marjoram, Mint, Parsley, Rosemary, Sage, Thyme