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Borage
How to Grow Borage
Borage seeds should be planted 1/4- to 1/2-inch deep, so you can either poke a hole and plop in a seed every 12 inches, or take the easy route and spr...
Companion Planting With Borage - Plants That Grow Well With Borage
The borage companion plant is said to repel tomato worms and cabbage worms because borage attracts beneficial insects, such as bees and tiny wasps.......
Borage Harvesting How And When To Harvest Borage Plants
When can I harvest borage?What part of borage do you harvest?How do you harvest and dry borage?Does borage come back every year?Is Borage an invasive ...
Borage Seed Growing - How To Plant Borage Seeds
Borage seeds should be planted 1/4- to 1/2-inch deep, so you can either poke a hole and plop in a seed every 12 inches, or take the easy route and spr...
Borage Cover Crops - Using Borage As Green Manure
Using borage as green manure allows the nutrients brought up by the plant's deep taproot to be dispersed into the upper areas of soil when the plant c...
Container Grown Borage Learn About Growing Borage In Pots
Container growing: Borage grows easily in containers. Choose a container 12 inches deep and wide or larger; borage forms a taproot. Winter growing: Bo...
Borage Varieties - Are There Different Borage Flowers
Borage Plant TypesCommon borage (Borago officinalis) – Also known as starflower, common borage is the most familiar of the different types of borage. ...
Borage Herb How To Grow Borage
Best location: Plant borage in full sun; it will tolerate partial shade. Soil preparation: Grow borage in well-drained but moisture-retentive soil ric...
