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It’s About Thyme
Herb Gardening in the Hill Country
Some herbs can be grown from seed, but plants are readily available from local nurseries and large garden centers. Healthy plants with an established root system can instantly bring a new herb garden to life or fill in spaces of an existing bed.
Photo by Wanda Blackburn.
Staying closer to home these past few months may have you wondering what to do next. Work from home, teleconferences, home schooling, tv watching, video games and reading may be wearing thin. Have you tried herb gardening? It’s a creative, calming outdoor activity with functional, satisfying results. The following ideas and info may help you get started, whether you’re a novice, average or aspiring herb gardener. While the Hill Country is full of green and beautiful areas, chances are t ...
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