Grow Medicinal Herbs - Three Easy Ones

There is a wonder in growing and tending the strongit needs no protection in winter. A little further north,
plants that contribute to our health and well-being. Iand you may have to cover it during the occasional
love to see what an herb I have not before growncold snaps. In the north, it will do well in a container
becomes as it reaches maturity, whether I make usebrought in for the winter. That's great, because
of it or not. Herbs such as comfrey or mulleinevery time you brush against it, Rosemary aroma fills
contribute strength just by being in your garden. Atyour house.
the same time, easy-to-grow garlic, dandelion, andEchinacea
alfalfa are the workhorses of nutritional value. ButDifferent from Rosemary, Echinacea grows as far
though I love to grow them, they are not overlynorth, nearly, as flowering plants will grow outside.
dramatic.Echinacea is a strong looking flower, with high value
Here are three medicinal herbs that are both grandfor health and vigor. What I like about growing
and easy to grow:Echinacea is that it reseeds itself every year quite
Rosemaryeasily, yet it is never invasive. If you find a new
You will love Rosemary. Besides giving thatEchinacea plant growing where you don't want it, just
Mediterranean feel to your garden, it loves to grow.pull it out and that's it. Yet, every year, it will have
It gets bigger and bigger, though not tall, three feet,found new places to grow and add its striking color
maybe. Make it the center of a shorter herb garden.to your garden.
It will rule like a kindly shepherd. Whack theMullein
Rosemary branches back, just before ChristmasMullein is a strange and majestic plant. It needs its
would be a good time. Then you can weave theown space in the background of your garden. Its
rosemary branches throughout your house and add aflower shoot comes up in the second year, four to
heavenly aroma to your holiday. The new growth insix feet high, more than strong enough to support
the spring will reward the trim.itself. Mullein reseeds itself, but doesn't spread. I
Sadly, Rosemary is a warm weather plant. It doesn'tenjoy its quiet strength.
like temperatures below 20 degrees. Here in Houston,