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Herbs at Home

By Brandon Johnson The Art of the Table
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Herbs at Home Enlarge Image Credit: Anthropologie
Lemony thyme, sweet basil, and musky lavender are simple to grow at home in Anthropologie's glass and paulowina wood tabletop terrarium, which can also serve as a whimsical centerpiece. Cultivated using a gardening technique that dates back to the 1800s, herbs are housed under a glass dome in a miniature greenhouse. It's elegant and functional, and in a short time, you can grow anything from cilantro (to add to your Bahamian fruit salad) to mint (to garnish your evening cocktail).
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Finally... I can grow my own "herbs" at home now.
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We used to grow all sorts of herbs and vegetables in our backyard. It's a proud moment to cook from your own produce. To break off a tomato or fresh mint and make a salad...that all changed when we moved to an apartment...but it doesnt have to be so..this gives me a good reason to start again :-)

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