
The best of basil
Wed, 02/11/2016 - 1:23pmThere's more than one basil for your kitchen garden, writes PENNY WOODWARD.
There's more than one basil for your kitchen garden, writes PENNY WOODWARD.
With November just around the corner, JUSTIN RUSSELL introduces you to a month of planting for abundance.
PENNY WOODWARD suggests some shade-loving herbs for those difficult positions.
Turmeric is a cure-all plant that is easy to grow in all but the coldest regions, says PENNY WOODWARD.
Add a bunch of flavour to your winter soups and stews with PENNY WOODWARD'S tips for beautiful bouquet garni.
Home gardeners might consider spices too unusual and tricky to grow, but PENNY WOODWARD says there are good choices for warm and cool climates.
Autumn is a good time to plant herbs, so PENNY WOODWARD tells us how to start.
With a delicious, mellow aniseed flavour, PENNY WOODWARD says French tarragon should be in everyone's garden.
Lizard tail, heartleaf and swamp pepper are other names for this intriguing edible plant, writes PENNY WOODWARD.
JUSTIN RUSSELL pleads the case for growing a big patch of basil in the summer garden.