Tips For Your Herb Garden
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I’ve been tinkering with a small herb garden on my balcony for the past year, and reading your tips brought back the moment I first tried to grow basil from a grocery‑store cut‑off. I planted the stem in a pot of loose soil, kept it in a sunny spot, and was thrilled when new leaves started popping up within a week. The part about harvesting just before the plant flowers really resonated—I used to snip the tops too early and ended up with weak growth. Since I started pinching back the tops as you suggest, the flavor has become noticeably brighter and the plants are bushier. I also appreciate the reminder to water in the morning; before that I was…