When I first planted Peppermint (Mentha × piperita) in my garden, I never imagined how quickly it would spread. By the end of the first summer, the peppermint had almost taken over the entire bed, but the fresh leaves’ flavour …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
I remember the first time I tasted Wild basil (Clinopodium vulgare) in a friend’s homemade salad. The refreshing flavour of Wild basil completely captivated me! Since then, I always keep some at home, as it not only enhances the taste …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When planting Wild basil berry (Clinopodium vulgare), I noticed that the plants grow quickly, and the berries truly have a unique flavour. At the first harvest, I was surprised at how sweet and flavoursome the berries had become, which was …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
One summer, during the flowering of my summer savory, I noticed how much the bees were attracted to it. Every morning when I went into the garden, the buzzing of the bees filled the air, and this sight truly offered …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
During the harvesting of juniper berries, I noticed that the most flavoursome berries are found in mountainous regions. On one occasion, while hiking in the hills, I discovered a juniper bush laden with ripe berries. Their flavour was spicy and …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When I first planted Costmary (Tanacetum balsamita) in my garden, I was surprised by its scent; a fresh minty aroma wafted from it, instantly inspiring me to make salads. Since then, every summer I eagerly await the time to harvest …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When I first planted borage in my garden, I was amazed at how quickly it grew. By the end of the first summer, it had produced such a lush foliage that I could constantly use it in salads. Moreover, it …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When I first planted Rough chervil (Chaerophyllum temulum), I was surprised at how quickly it grew. In the first year, it produced beautiful white flowers, but I was also warned that it could be poisonous. That’s why I always made …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When growing Basil (Ocimum basilicum), I always take great pleasure in picking the fresh leaves and using them to make pesto. Imagine sitting in your own garden on a summer evening, surrounded by the scent of Basil (Ocimum basilicum).
When I first planted Roman wormwood (Artemisia pontica) in my garden, I was surprised at how quickly it grew. In the first year, it only developed roots, but by the second spring, it greeted me with wonderfully fragrant leaves. I’m …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
I had an interesting experience with Field garlic (Allium vineale) when I planted it in spring. The first shoots quickly emerged from the soil, and their scent was already wonderful! Moreover, they coped well with drought during dry spells, which …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When I first planted Bay (Laurus nobilis) in my garden, I was very excited. It didn’t produce much fruit in the first year, but the following spring, when it flowered, it was a magnificent sight. Bees were constantly buzzing around …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When planting Salvia divinorum (Diviner’s sage), one particularly memorable moment for me was at the start of summer when I placed cuttings in water, and a few weeks later they had developed beautiful roots. This success strengthened my love for …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
While growing Centella asiatica (Gotu kola), I noticed just how quickly it regenerates. My plant, neglected during a summer heatwave, sprang back to life within a few weeks after proper watering. This reinforced my belief that this plant is truly …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The first time I planted Asafoetida (Ferula assa-foetida) in my garden, I was amazed by how quickly it grew. Fresh shoots were visible already in spring, which brought me genuine joy. Moreover, its scent provided a unique experience every morning. …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When I first planted Allseed (Radiola linoides), I was surprised at how quickly it grew. Planted in a sunny spot, it bloomed beautifully in the spring, bringing real joy to my garden. It was fascinating to see how the different …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The Lesser trefoil (Trifolium dubium) particularly impressed me with its rapid growth. I planted a few seeds in spring, and they began to sprout in just under two weeks! The yellow flowers were not only beautiful but also attracted bees, …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
While growing Anise mint (Mentha arvensis), I discovered just how calming a tea made from its fresh leaves can be. I brewed some after a stressful day, and its aroma instantly lifted my spirits. Since then, I’ve been regularly enjoying …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The first time I planted Anise hyssop (Agastache foeniculum) in my garden, I was amazed by how quickly it grew. During the summer months, it rewarded us with beautiful blue-purple flowers, which were not only a delight for me but …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
I first planted Pineapple sage (Salvia elegans) in my garden in spring, and since then I eagerly await its flowering every year. Its leaves have a pineapple-like flavour, and whenever I add them to salads, my guests are always amazed …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
California bay laurels (Umbellularia californica) can be particularly stunning when they begin to emerge from the ground in spring. I always look forward to this time with excitement; as the shoots appear, it feels like a new life is beginning! …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When I first planted Apple mint (Mentha suaveolens) in my garden, I could hardly wait to taste its leaves. In the first year, I only harvested a few sprigs, but their flavour was so sweet that it made me forget …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When planting Viper’s grass (Scorzonera humilis), I noticed that the plant grows quickly and by the end of the first year, it already produced beautiful flowers. The fragrant blooms attracted bees, which was especially delightful as it also enhanced the …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!