Many of us do have Kitchen Garden, which had been inspiring me for very long time, to start somewhere on this front. So when I was browsing a wonderful Hyderabadi blog – Zaiqa, I had bookmarked this brilliant informative post on Pudinah. So I started with…
- Keeping few strands of Mint branches in a container filled with water, I changed the water in couple of days, and with say couple of weeks they were like this -
- Then I planted them in one of the plastic container and with more couple of weeks they look like this -
I’ loving this satisfying experience, am just waiting to harvest these and use up in some chutney.Will let you all know, when I do it. :)
Will be trying to plant something new, and if it works obviously it will make an appearance on my blog :)
Nice post Kanchan..sure I have to do this by putting in water first. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteawesome clicks on pudhina..... hope its a nice idea to plat in our garden itself.....
ReplyDeletedont know why never had good luck with growing mint...my plants always wither within a couple of days. great going...next try growing methi leaves...the easiest green to grow.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work..
ReplyDeleteDear Kamchan
ReplyDeleteThats great!
Quickly make a chutney out of it...I shall follow the recipe...or may be plant a leaf in each ice cube and keep it..in case Foodie and you would like to have a cocktail or mock-tail where few ice cubes will be floating with an embedded pudina leaf...or you can treat me to a drink when I land at your place someday ...
I think I will also try to grow Pudina ...
Merry Christmas Happy New year again...
wow, looks superb. I had planted a small tiny thing in my garden and now it has spread real big.
ReplyDeleteSo cute...will give it a try as well
ReplyDeleteBeautiful herb garden..home grown herb are always fresh and handy too.
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