If you like what fresh herbs can do for your food, you’ll love having them at your fingertips. These Mason jar gardens are attractive, easy to make and small enough to fit on a kitchen windowsill.

I saw a picture of herbs grown in jars about a month ago and knew that I needed to figure out how to make my own Mason jar herb garden. I decided to hang mine from the back fence, and I love it (I’m ...

– recycled wood board (or boards depending on how many rows of herbs you want) – glue to adhere the board to your wall before you secure with screws – charcoal – stones for drainage – and herbs of ...

One of my lifelong dreams has been to take care of a garden without inadvertently killing all of the plants in it. My “black thumb” has a long track record of being the curse of death for anything ...

Mason jars have been used for everything in recent years, but you don't have to be a mason jar devotee to love this gardening hack. Try using these affordable glass vessels to grow herbs, plant bulbs, ...

My dad, Cecil, loved gardening. Besides the taste of a warm, ripe, just-picked tomato, perhaps his greatest joy was giving vegetables to his family, friends and doctors. When I was away at college, a ...

A friend introduced me to a new way of growing herbs, in a canning jar. She said she had grown basil successfully in a jar. She took a quart jar and put pea gravel in it with potting mix on top. Then ...

If you’re looking for a statement decor piece that will have all of your friends asking “where did you get that!” this DIY shutter Mason jar garden is it. Not only does it make a great addition to ...

Fresh herbs add a special touch to any dish, and these Mason jar gardens will ensure you’ll always have some on hand. They make great gifts, too. Materials: — Wide-mouth Mason jars — Herbs — Potting ...

If you like what fresh herbs can do for your food, you’ll love having them at your fingertips. These Mason jar gardens are attractive, easy to make and small enough to fit on a kitchen windowsill.

Fresh herbs add a special touch to any dish, and these Mason jar gardens will ensure you’ll always have some on hand. They make great gifts, too. 1. Add about 2 inches of rocks to each jar. Water will ...