HERB - Austin's herb festival

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When I had mine (close to 5 1/2'tall) I just let it grow on it's own.  I 
usually all clippings were taken in the spring when it would grow quicker.  A 
bit different from the book, but it worked.  You may try some vitamins for 
trees in your local garden area.  They usually pick up where the soil lacks.   
Also, if you wish to have a fuller tree later in life, clip it back now 
(fall).  This way the branches will be fuller, and you will reap more of a 
harvest in the years to come. Just keep up the patience...some time in the 
near future...you work will pay off.

Ldy Galla
~nothing better than fresh bay in a soup on a cold winter night!!~


>===== Original Message From herbalist at Ansteorra.ORG =====
>Katherine,
>
>I'm jealous, I didn't even know about the herb festival until you mentioned 
it
>Saturday night <G>.
>
>I'd be interested in hearing tips on growing bay in a container too.  I've 
had
>one for about 3 months and it's growing, but slowly.  One of my books says
>it's propagated from 4" stem cuttings in the fall, but mine's not big enough
>to try that this year.
>
>Raisya
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