| Q.1 |
Where can I buy
a Herb Station? |
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If you click on the Stockist Leaf on the left, there is a
map with the current stockists of the Herb Station. If there
is not one near you then you can click
here to order on-line |
| Q.2 |
How does the Herb Station
keep the herbs fresher than putting them in a glass or the
fridge? |
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The Herb Station keeps the living herbs fresher than putting
them in a glass because the specially designed nickel coated
mesh cylinder allows the herb to breath while supporting the
leaves. A tall glass will rot the herbs and a short glass will
not support the leaves.
The fridge is a too cold and dry environment for fresh leaf
herbs. They wilt and not only look unappealing once they are
retrieved from the fridge but they have lost their important
nutritional value.
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| Q.3 |
Where's the best place to put
my Herb Station? |
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The best place for my Herb Station is out of direct sunlight,
in your food preparation area. This encourages the use of your
fresh herbs quickly and often.
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| Q.4 |
How often should I water my
herbs? |
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You should water your soil based herbs a little each day,
like a pot plant. The bare root herbs and fresh herbs picked
from your garden should have fresh water in the tin base daily.
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| Q.5 |
What's the difference between
soil based and bare roots herbs and which works best in the
Herb Station? |
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Soil based herbs are those herbs which are grown in a small
plastic pot filled with potting mix. Bare root herbs are hydroponic.
They are grown without soil in a water based nutrient medium.
Both styles are sutiable for your Herb Station. |
| Q.6 |
Can I put herbs from my garden
in the Herb Station? |
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Herbs from your garden are perfect in your Herb Station. You
can pick several herbs from your garden, parsley, rosemary,
chives and put them like a bunch of flowers in your Herb Station.
This encourages you to use more of you fresh nutrious herbs
more often, as you have them on hand while you prepare a meal.
Rather than going our to the garden each time.
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| Q.7 |
Can I use the Herb Station for
other plants? |
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Fresh asparagus or spring onions sitting in your herb station
with a little water in the tin base keeps it fresh and staight.
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