A recent trip to the Home Depot garden section led me to purchase a few herbs. I picked up sweet basil, lavender, and citronella plants. I was so excited that I planted a few the same day I purchased them.




I’ve been dying to grow my own basil for the longest! I actually had a tiny basil leaf growing in a pot at one time but it died during a cold winter. I decided to plant this sweet basil in between two oregano plants where there is good soil. I followed the directions that came with the Bonnie biodegradable pot. I just dug a hole the size of the pot, then wet the pot up with a hose. Tore off the top rim and bottom portion of the pot to expose the roots. Then I simply buried the herb and watered it.



Citronella is great for warding off mosquitoes; therefore, I kept this herb potted and placed it next to my power rack. This should help prevent a few mosquitoes bites during evening workouts.
Do you have any of these herbs at home?
