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Growing An Outdoor Potted Herb Garden
When growing a potted herb garden outdoors, many believe the plants should be in a pot to get best results. Such plants as rosemary, chives and mint are said to be best planted in pots in order to keep them from taking over the rest of the garden. If you decide you need to plant any herbs in a pot, there are some things you should keep in mind to get the best possible results. Growing herbs is only as hard as you allow it to be. In this article you will find information that should make it easier for you.
Choose the herbs you are going to plant in pots rather than in the regular garden. The choice can be dues to either the kind of herb it is, or because of ornamental purposes. As stated above, the most popular plants to put into pots are the ones that have a tendency to take over a garden. This does not mean they are the only ones, which can be planted in a pot. Other good herbs to plant in a pot include lavender because of the height at which they grow. The other reason is because the flowers tend to be attractive when separated and will end up flavoring the rest of the plants around it.
When planting a potted herb garden, take into consideration the soil you are planting in. Many people have a tendency to try and plant in all potting soil because they are planting in a pot. The problem with this is planting soil, is too high in nutrients. Herbs prefer soil that is low in nutrients and in order to create the right mixture of nutrients, acidity and draining ability, you will need to mix a few things together. Mix together equal parts of potting soil, loose dirt and sand together. The angular quality of the sand will help to create a soil, which does not retain excessive water. Make sure the mixture gets about one tablespoon of lime depending on the size of the pot.
Because the herbs are in a pot, you can move them as needed. This may become necessary in different parts of the season in order to make sure they are still getting all the sunlight they need in order to grow properly. Most herbs require at least 8 hours of sunlight a day in order to grow properly. As the summer gives way to fall, the days get shorter and plants become unhealthy. This is due as much to the temperature as it is due to the amount of sun plants are getting.
Temperature is very important to a potted herb garden. A great way you can protect your potted herbs as the nights get colder is to use netting bags. These bags attach to the rim of the pot and billow over the top of the plant. It will trap in heat from the soil so that the cool night air will not harm it. As the days get colder, you can leave the bag on during the day also. When the first frost comes, you will need to pull in your last harvest and make cuttings for next year.
About the Author
Brian Chamberlain has been an Herb Garden enthusiast for many years. For more great information on a potted herb garden, visit his site at: http://www.secretsofaherbgarden.com while you are there make sure you sign up for his FREE 10 part Secrets of
a Herb Garden Mini-Course.