Looks like it’s really cooling down, just in time for Autumn Equinox. And just in time to move that peppermint we’ve been eyeing all summer to its new spot in a raised bed. We started the move last spring, but summer overtook us and we weren’t able to completely get all the plants to their new home. Because summer is not typically a good time to re-position plants, we had peppermint in two spots. Early fall is a good time to move and propagate plants. With cooler temperatures, rain and some sunny days, plants have a good chance to get a good root base started before they need to hibernate for the winter.
Maybe you’ve been wanting an extra thyme or some other valued herb. Rather than looking for an actual plant, it is fairly easy to propagate from your mother plants. Here are some methods for propagating perennial herb plants that we have used and found successful.
Maybe you’ve been wanting an extra thyme or some other valued herb. Rather than looking for an actual plant, it is fairly easy to propagate from your mother plants. Here are some methods for propagating perennial herb plants that we have used and found successful.
Zataar marjoram that was dug up from the veggie garden and saved for future use, before first frost.