Fall Herbs That Beat the Heat

There are herbs you can plant right now that handle the cold AND the heat!

NEW! Thankfully, we have entered a cooler time of year. But beyond the soothing cool temperatures, several herbs lend their comfortable colors and flavors to our garden this fall. Agrilife Extension Agent Matt Orwat not only goes over the classic cool season cilantro and parsley which can be planted now by seed or by transplant, but also covers the several varieties of sage and thyme are great for the fall and winter kitchen garden, bringing their beautiful color to the garden and savory flavor to the palate. Plus! There's more perennials herbs that you can plant this October: chives, marjoram, mint, rosemary, lemon balm, oregano, and fennel, and all these are detailed.

Join us for an informative 90-minutes to help you have the best results this fall with your herbs! FREE.

NOTE: THIS EVENT IS INDOORS IN OUR CLASSROOM.

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