Growing spices

Add some variety to your life and dull dishes with spice! These 20 easy to grow spices you can grow and harvest yourself.

The black pepper plant is native to southern India and is widely cultivated there and in other tropical regions such as Brazil, Myanmar, and Indonesia. It is one of the most cultivated spices in...

It's not hard to learn how to grow your own spices. They are fresher, more flavorful and you know how they were grown. It's fun too!

Many kitchens have pots of ground cinnamon or raw sticks, which are commonly used for crafts. If you've ever played with a cinnamon stick, you've taken a look at the dried bark of a cinnamon plant...

Learn how to grow your own cardamom to add spicy, citrusy flavor to pastries, savory dishes, and refreshing beverages. Read more now on Gardener's Path.

Learn How to Grow Star Anise and enjoy an unlimited supply of this flavourful Spice from your home garden!

Learn How to Grow Black Pepper (peppercorn) in your garden! It is one of the most popular and essential spices in the world.

If you live in a hot climate, growing herbs may seem like a daunting task. Don’t worry, it’s possible! With the right knowledge, you can grow herbs that thrive in the heat. Not only will they add flavor to your meals, but they will also attract beneficial insects to your garden. In this blog post, I’ll share tips on how to plant, care for, and harvest perennial herbs in hot summer climates so that you can enjoy a bountiful herb garden year-round.

The care of saffron crocus is no more difficult than that of any other type of bulb. In fact, it can even be grown indoors. Container-grown saffron is easy. Read this article to learn about their indoor care.

Spice up your garden by growing sesame seeds! Learn how to grow this drought-tolerant, heat-loving, pollinator-friendly annual herb on Gardener’s Path.