A few years ago harvesting herbs from the garden was something done by people who either had no time or did not know how to start. Nowadays, harvesting herbs from the garden is both easy and fun! If you are a beginner in herb gardening, here are some of the best tricks for you.

How to store herbs: Most herbs do not like being stored for a long period of time. Keep them away from dampness and do not store them in large plastic bags. They will dry out and turn black if kept in these conditions. Also, keep them away from sunlight, which can also dry out and discolor herbs. In order to preserve their freshness, store herbs in glass jars that can be placed on a sunny window or in a dark pantry.

How to get them: Most herbs do not need any special storing methods. Just remember to keep them away from extreme temperatures (hot or cold) and keep them away from heavy concentrations of light (such as the sun). Store them in a cool, dry location such as your kitchen counter or in your basement. Avoid placing them near plants and flowering plants. This is because they will tend to attract bees and other insects that will pollinate your herbs.

Why to store herbs: Harvesting herbs from the garden is one of the easiest ways to prepare fresh herbs for cooking whenever you can have them. Fresh herbs make delicious juices, spice mixes, and even teas. The best way to store herbs is by steaming. Simply put the herbs in some water with at least four drops of vinegar added. Bring the water to just below the boiling point, and let it steep for about five minutes.

Steaming is a very effective way of harvesting herbs from the garden. You can simply add a few fresh herb stems into your steamer. Allow the herbs to steep for about five minutes. When you think the stems are softened, strain the leaves. Put the herbs in the container with the vinegar and let them steep for about three to four hours.

Harvesting herbs from the garden doesn’t require much of hard work. You can get most of the plant’s foliage off the stems. Then all you need to do is pull the leaves and stems through a strainer into small containers. Make sure that you dry all the leaves and stems before you store them in sealed containers. Or, if you want to harvest your herbs but don’t want to spend time harvesting them, then simply buy a good jar that has a built-in air lock that will keep the herbs fresh.

Harvesting herbs from the garden isn’t that difficult if you know how. If you’re an amateur gardener and you want to save your money, you can simply grow your own herbs in pots. If you’re not an amateur gardener yet, then follow these simple steps so that you will be able to get the most out of harvesting your own herbs.

If you want to harvest your herbs, then it would be better if you have a plan on how to get the most out of your harvest. Harvesting herbs from the garden needs a lot of patience, effort, and time. It doesn’t matter if you’re just a beginner or if you’re already a master in this kind of gardening, but you still have to follow some simple rules in order to get the most out of your herbs. Harvesting herbs from the garden doesn’t have to be that difficult. Follow these tips so that you will be able to enjoy the benefits of having your own herbs around your home.