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Gardening

sagesnow

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7. This sounds like a great project.

Reply to HopeHoops (Reply #5)

Sun Dec 18, 2011, 10:27 AM

Dec 2011

I will be watching for it and I would like to follow along with you my own raised bed herb garden. My screen name comes from a bed of sage and catnip I had a few years ago. The bed became totally filled with a huge sage specimen which I harvested and hung to dry in my kitchen. I had sage snow on the kitchen floor the whole Holiday season and enjoyed the lovey dried leaves in many dishes. Yum!

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Love DU's Gardening Group [View all] Lone_Star_Dem May 2011 OP

My favorite group! MuseRider May 2011 #1

Agree. I learned many useful tips there. mod mom May 2011 #2

Me too. JDPriestly May 2011 #3

I know how you feel BlueToTheBone Dec 2011 #4

Coming up in a few months - the outdoor raised herb bed - with pictures. HopeHoops Dec 2011 #5

This sounds like a great project. sagesnow Dec 2011 #7

Two tips: 1) get a dehydrator; 2) get inexpensive opaque plastic storage boxes. HopeHoops Dec 2011 #8

I just wish it had more traffic. Denninmi Dec 2011 #6