Herb border

Herb border Combine thyme, oregano, English lavender, and sage for a gorgeous herb border. Once established, these herbs need only little to moderate watering and occasional fertilizing to look good for most of the year in mild climates.

What could be better than having fresh herbs in your garden return every spring? Growing perennial herbs in your garden means you can reap the benefits of growing edible and medicinal herbs from one growing

HGTV shares herb garden design ideas, including herbs in containers, raised bed herb gardens, herb spirals and vertical gardens for herbs.

Some herbs don’t disappear when winter comes. A suite of favorites from the Mediterranean stay green, keeping our gardens looking pretty and our food tasting good. Evergreen Herbs: Lavender, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme

Italian herb border

Try edging a small garden with a border of edible plants--you'll make the most of a small space, have enough room to walk, and be rewarded with a

Lady’s Mantle, Alchemilla mollis: "Gentle Alchemy" Alchemilla mollis is ubiquitous in English cottage gardens for good reason. Lady's mantle is an unfussy,