Herb Garden Plants
Herb garden Plants
How do I tell which of my herb garden plants are perennial, or annual?
New at herbs, but I have an herb garden I grew outdoors in pots. I live in N. Fla. I don't know which herbs are which. Therefore, I don't know which to cut back, bring inside, or under cover. Or, which ones to just let be outside to die, and replant next year? These are a few I have basil, rosemary, sage, fennel, oregano, oh, and two grape vines? I hope this isn't a really stupid question? Any help is appreciated. Jan
OK, so here's what you need to do with each of these plants you mentioned...
basil - If the basil has already flowered, then it will drop it's seeds and you'll have tons more sprouting next Spring!
rosemary - needs no action, unless you want to trim it a bit for shape.
sage - forget it. Just replant this one from seeds in Spring.
fennel - will do fine in the cooler weather, but if you get a REALLY hard freeze, it'll die. Replant in Spring.
oregano - protect this one from hard freezes and it'll survive for next Spring. Otherwise, it's easy to grow from seeds.
two grape vines - Keep as much woody growth on the plants as possible. The leaves will die off, but the plant will survive the winter fine. You might mulch them near the base to ensure some insulation from the cold.
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