The Accounting Gardener: My Culinary Herbs

There is nothing as refreshing as getting fresh vegetables, herbs and fruits from ones own garden albeit small. I have planted some vegetables, herbs and fruits that have proved handy over time. I have also found out that I could propagate some of these, particularly the Sukuma wiki (Collard greens) and the dhania (coriander/cilantro) without having to buy seeds or seedlings every so often.

From my garden I have discovered some tips that have saved me some pennies, like buying young plants at a bargain and using an old bathtub as planter:) I also opted to have a fresh spice rack for lack of gardening space.

Some of the spices/culinary herbs I have are below. In addition to these herbs, I have flowers and other plants which you can see on My Blooms page as well. You can scroll down on the right hand of this page to see more flowers and fruits. Below are some of the articles on my gardening tips.

You can now place an order online of your favorite flowers for your garden and culinary herbs for your kitchen or as gifts for your friends and loved ones and have them delivered to you within Kampala. You can buy directly online or email your order to mauaandmore@gmail.com

The fresh spice rack

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My Fresh Spice Rack: The rack has oregano, lemon verbena, thyme, Lemon balm, sage, 3 mint varieties, onion and garlic chives, rosemary. I have coriander, rosemary, Lemon Grass and a little ginger on the ground though:)

Well the Nasturtium on the bottom shelf isn't a spice but it is edible as well hence good for garnishing...and the grape vine above the rack can provide fruit which you can eat or use to make wine....