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Garden Photo of the Day

Garden Photo of the Day


Herbs in pots are simple and stunning

comments (2) October 21st, 2010 in blogs

mgervais Michelle Gervais, Associate Editor
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From the same garden as yesterday, outside Detroit, Michigan, this little tableau proves that you don't need fancy plants or crazy combinations to create a pleasing container display. This one features just a few pots of classic herbs (and a small grass) clustered on a tabletop. It's timeless, and will look good all season long with minimal fuss.

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Comments (2)

crazeknot writes: I've done a herb garden in single pots & also done them all together in a large pot. Where I live I can leave them in the ground all year around. Southern California,San Diego has the perfect weather for growing almost everything!!! Posted: 6:58 pm on October 21st
GEide writes: Herbs/spices are some of my favorite things to grow! Though my rosemary never looks as good as the one in this picture. Posted: 9:00 am on October 21st
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