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Every time I see herb markers, I feel inspired to try a little garden again. Some faves from Harlow Lane, Pigeon Toe, Paulova Ceramics, and little jane st. {via Design*Sponge}.

Comments

[jacquelyn]

these are beautiful! I've now tried my hand at an herb garden twice (and failed miserably)... These may give me the motivation to try once more!

ps I used your meringue recipe (and posted about it today). They turned out perfectly! Thanks for the detailed descriptions

[Vanessa]

I would love to start an herb garden -- and a small veggie one at that. Unfortunately I know nothing about when to plant, how to manage the soil and all of that. But that's nothing a little Googling can't fix!

[Sara/Matchbox Kitchen]

I have rosemary and mint plants, but my goal this spring is to build a portable raised bed garden. After I put together my craft show display case I realized working with wood isn't so scary after all!

I really want to try growing carrots, basil, lettuce, and green onions (since we eat them all the time).

[Maddie Flanigan]

Vanessa, I too would love to start an herb garden. I feel that the smell of fresh herbs in the house/apartment would be so refreshing... clean ... especially with spring just around the corner. I will definitely have to google that one!

[Jay]

I love, love, love the pavoula ceramics and pigeon toe ones!
Makes me want to try gardening, except for the part I know nothing of the how-to.

[Kristi Oeser Bates]

I absolutely love you, thank you so much for putting my stamped herb garden marker spoons on here. You have such a lovely blog with such beautiful things. Thank You.

[Sonjia]

Is it silly that I don't cook, but am tempted to start an herb garden just so I can buy the Paulova herb markers?