Your Herb Shop

Product Description

Nowhere will you find more complete and straightforward information on growing, harvesting, and using herbs. If fanciful prose and personal anecdotes are not your cup of tea (although we can’t resist it!), this book will satisfy your thirst for hard-core, unfiltered horticultural know-how.

This illustrated guide teaches readers how to plant, propagate, harvest, dry, freeze, store, and sell (both wholesale and retail) 64 of the most popular herbs.

One of the best and most straightforward works on growing herbs that this reviewer and zealous herb grower has read.-- New York Botanical Garden Magazine. A selection of Better Homes and Gardens and Rodale Book Clubs. Over 113,000 copies sold.

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Product Details

Publisher	Storey Publishing, LLC
ISBN	088266249X
Format	Paperback
Author	Betty E. M. Jacobs
EAN	9780882662497
Label	Storey Publishing, LLC
Dewey Decimal Number	635.7
Studio	Storey Publishing, LLC
Number Of Pages	240
Title	Growing & Using Herbs Successfully (Garden Way Book)
Publication Date	1981-01-04
Manufacturer	Storey Publishing, LLC

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Customer Reviews

Great info!

Review by D. Leonard, 2010-05-17

My daughter has been working hard this year on growing herbs. This book was very helpful!

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never received product

Review by Rayford Lewis, 2010-04-30

never received product... Amazon made sure that it was sent to another address even though i paid for it and informed them it was the wrong address...now who wants to survey the truth

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best book to get you planting

Review by E. Tozier, 2007-10-22

I've had my own copy of this book for years and recently purchased another copy for a friend who wants to plant her own herbs. The book describes many herbs, how to plant, harvest and store them.

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Great Information for Growing Herbs

Review by Virginia Allain, 2006-01-13

The propagation and growing instructions are clear and quite useful for the beginner. The author expands on those to growing in quantity for sale to restaurants or to sell potted plants.
One chapter gives ideas (bath perfumes, herb sachets, etc.) for herbal products to market, but readers will need other books to detail making these or else develop their own recipes from trial and error. A final chapter gives Points-To-Remember for building a successful herb business.

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