Drying herbs rack

This simple DIY Clothespin Herb Drying Rack would look nice not only in your chicken coop but also your kitchen!

This is too awesome!

Most seeds will store for 2-4 years if kept clean, cool, dry, and out of light. However, some seeds will badly deteriorate after about one year if not stored in an airtight container in the freezer or refrigerator. These include: onions, leeks, parsnips, celery, spinach, salsify, and hybrid supersweet corn. For long-term storage, place seed packets or bulk quantities of seed in a large, airtight container (such as a mason jar with a 2-piece lid) and store in the refrigerator or freezer…

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My friend Patric is a regular Mr. Fix-It. He taught me how to use an electric drill and build raised beds when I first starting my gardening business. He also happens to be a restaurateur, and his first restau- rant was this beautiful Italian place that he practically built by hand. One afternoon, I

Beautiful Solid Oak Herb Drying Rack. 24 inches in length. Has key holes on the back for easy hanging. Beautiful way to dry your garden herbs.

Make drying fresh herbs or flowers a breeze with this easy to make minimalistic DIY herb drying rack made out of wood and macrame cord.

This is my article for the Herbal Academy of New England about How to Make an Herb and Flower Drying Screen.

Drying is one of the best way to preserve herbs and flowers. This DIY forager's drying rack was inspired by Clay to Canopy.

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