No soil gardening

Cilantro is my favorite herb, and it also happens to be very good for you. The only bad thing about cilantro is that it is a fragile plant and wilts rather quickly when you buy a bunch at the grocery store. I love to use cilantro for so many different recipes, but it is a

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Herb gardening does not need to be messy. Skip the soil with these herbs that grow in water. Here's a list of 7 herbs that do well in water. Now your kitchen will be soil free.

Spoiler: It's soil-free.

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If you've ever been curious about hydroponic gardening, here are dozens of plants that grow in water. We also share some simple care tips for the best results.

Healthy Herbs - Health Tips on Instagram: "Creating NO-DIG Growing beds 🌱 Great content by @nettlesandpetals. Follow him for more amazing content like this! I’m in the process of converting an old unkept allotment into an organic no-dig vegetable garden and it’s finally time to create the main growing beds! And of course they are all going to be created utilising the ‘no-dig’ or ‘minimal disturbance’ methodology. This old allotment space had been dug over year after year and the soil has…

Martha 🏳️‍🌈 |📍London on Instagram: "12 years ago when I started growing food, the common advice was to do a lot of digging. I had a clay allotment and I spent hours doing my back in digging heavy sticky soil. Thankfully those days are long behind me. No dig makes starting a new veg garden so much easier. For more info on no dig check out @charles_dowding and his amazing no dig veg garden. I’ve planted 3 varieties of gooseberry Hinnonmaki Green, Red and Yellow for a range of different…