Did you know that more than 10 specific herbs are mentioned in Bible?

Have you heard saying, “Everything old is new again”? Well, it’s true that herbs are enjoying a popular resurgence, but it’s not necessarily your grandmother’s version of herbs that we’re talking about here! Today’s herbs come in a diversity of forms, from herb-infused dipping oils that are served with bread for a snack to herb-scented bath oils to fancy pre-packaged teas. We’ve come a long way from days of simply boiling rosemary twigs in water!

It’s true that we still revere purity of fresh herbs, but we’ve also learned to embrace more sophisticated herbal products and more expensive herbal remedies. Celebrities shell out big bucks for herbal cosmetics and skin care products, and herb-scented candles can cost upwards of $50 or even $100 dollars! Fancy herbal potpourris are sold expensively at upscale boutiques, and dishes featuring trendy herbs are offered at hottest, most exclusive restaurants.

The awning will basically give you a second dining room as well as living room and you will be able to enjoy all your meals outside under protective canvas. The awning will offer some protection for barbeques as well and offer some insurance against unpredictable summer showers. Not only will you be able to dine alfresco, but also with some privacy from onlooking neighbours.

Patio awnings is generally more expensive than you may imagine, particularly if you require a tailor made one. Generally speaking you will not need planning permission for a patio awning, but it's always wise to double check with your local authority. The fabric generally used for a patio awning is a teflon coated fabric which protects against elemensts and is treated with an anti-mildew coating. They will also be "UV-stablished" to resist fading. The treatments should be gauranteed by manufacturer.

A patio awning gains you extra living space and allows you to enjoy some alfresco dining for an extended summer.