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15 of the Cutest, Easily Grown Flowering Herb Plants for You

Beneficial and beautiful, flowering herb plants are ideal to grow in a small backyard, limited space garden, even in pots for a window edge or a balcony display. With its “double functionality”, you’ll get to enjoy both beauty and flavor.

Many herbs produce cute, decorative flowers. These add floral display at seasonal occasions, and rare ones used as spices or seasonings. They may not be like cut flowers for table centerpieces, bouquets and gifts. Yet, the stunning view these flowering herb plants present can be eye-catching to both the homeowners and guests.

How Often to Water My Mint: A Key Checklist

Whether its peppermint, spearmint, or the popular chocolate mint, the perennial mint plant is loved the world over for its fragrance, nutritional value and medicinal benefits. Found in essential oils, teas, cold remedies, insect repellants, and breathe fresheners, mint is an incredibly versatile herb, bringing a host of benefits for anyone who cultivates it.

More importantly, growing mint is not at all difficult. However, if you want them to thrive enough to be of use, you’ll need to remember a few things. So, I’ve made this handy checklist for you. Let’s start with the most important question: how often to water mint?

Amazing Ways on How to Grow Black Pepper Fast

Learning how to grow black pepper indicates that your interest of planting and having your own supply is clear. Well, you’ve come to the right place!

Black pepper, also known as peppercorn, is a popular and one of the most expensive spices in the world. That is why it’s referred to as the “Black Gold”. It is useful for a lot of dishes so the demand of production continues.

If you haven’t heard, growing black pepper can be a little demanding. However, having a familiarity regarding how to grow black pepper can make the whole process less difficult.

Before we get into that, let’s first refresh our mind some basic facts of black pepper.

How To Dry Dill? The Process Is Very Easy, Yes!

From soups to sautéed dishes, dill is used as seasoning and/or flavor. You can make a lot of appetizers, main courses and even snacks. It is that versatile in the kitchen. In addition, this is also used for medicinal purposes. That’s why having several dills at home can become handy at times.

Since this is a type of herb, dill is easily spoiled. You either use fresh herbs to season dishes or dry for later use. As the headline suggests, this post focuses on how to dry dill.