Re: Spacing for herbs

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• To: Kim Kiernan <k*@home.com>
• Subject: Re: Spacing for herbs
• From: M* <m*@mail.icongrp.com>
• Date: Tue, 20 Apr 1999 14:46:54 +0000
• References: <371CD69D.9E9A469F@home.com>

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Hi Kim,
	Thyme and oregano are perennials. Thyme is fairly compact low growing
6-10 inches per plant, you could use as a front edge. Oregano is fairly
invasive if left to go to seed, 6-12 inches.  Dill depending which
variety is tall and uses lots of space.  You might want to companion
plant with carrots. 3' tall, 12-18" spacing.  Basil likes to be by
tomatoes, give 12-18" for large leaf.  Try queen of siam for a lovely
flower border.
Good growing and cooking
Mary Mary zone 5


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