Mediterranean herb garden

Lavender, rosemary, thyme and common sage make ideal additions to Mediterranean-climate herb garden: they can survive and thrive without summer rain and in dry infertile soils.

Mediterranean herbs make a welcome addition to any culinary or home kitchen garden. These herbs prefer the warmer climates to grow long term.

Want to try the Mediterranean diet? Start by growing your own garden! Fresh vegetables are key to this healthy and delicious eating plan. Learn more: #MediterraneanDiet #Garden

Want to grow perennial Mediterranean herbs–specifically, rosemary, lavender, thyme, tarragon, oregano, and sage–in your cold climate garden? There’s a secret to getting them through the winter, which I share in my latest blog post. Hint: it doesn’t involve moving to a war

Bring a touch of the Mediterranean to your living space.

Mediterranean gardens are well known for their connection to kitchen! In the Mediterranean, herbs are used extensively as both landscape and culinary plants. In this article I will list the top 12 herbs for Mediterranean gardens.

Mediterranean gardens are well known for their architectural plants, warm colours and rustic charm. In the Mediterranean climbing plants are used to soften buildings and add colour. Here I identify 9 climbing plants perfect for Mediterranean gardens.

Mediterranean gardens replicate the outside beauty of the Mediterranean. The rich, diverse cultures, easy going approach to life and great weather makes this region a model of paradise. Read our guide on how to create the perfect Mediterranean garden her

When we arrived here eight years ago, the fields lapped up to the yard at the front. Immediately to the west of the house a run of increasingly decrepit lean-tos made from a haphazard mix of cinder block, brick, stone and corrugated sheeting extended a semblance of domesticity along the slope. A rubble wall held […]

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