You're listening to the Beginners Garden podcast. I'm Jill McShehehehe with Journey Withjil.net,

and my goal is to give beginning gardeners the tools they need to grow a rewarding, productive garden. Hi guys, welcome back to the Beginners Garden podcast.

This week is part two of our talk about herb basics.

And today I'm going to talk about rosemary, oregano,

thyme, sage, and chives. But before I dive in, I wanted to make sure you know about a

free resource I offer and that's an email I send out each Friday full of garden tips

and information. I know the last thing you probably need is one more thing

in your email inbox. But do you have specific emails you actually look forward to getting each week?

I have two, one on Saturday and one on Sunday that I cannot wait to open each week. Why? Because they're full of up-to-date information I can use.

And that's my goal for every email I send my subscribers on Fridays.

I spend hours researching and putting together the best information for you

that you can use in your garden venture.

I give you a peek into my garden, both the successes

and the failures, and there have been some failures this year. Let me tell you, it's been a hard

season. But I also talk about things that I'm trying for the first time and also things that I do

every season with success. But more than that, more than just

what I'm doing in my garden. I'm constantly scouring the web looking for new ways to do things,

ways to save me money and time, ways to build my natural garden without synthetic fertilizers and

pesticides, tricks to growing in containers, you name it. And when I find an idea

or something I think you'll be interested in, too, I pass it along. Now, I'm guessing if you're

listening to this podcast, you're like me, always looking for new information that can help you

with what you're growing. So if you're not already subscribed, head on over to journey withjill.net

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