Timing is crucial for herb garden success. Indoor gardens grow year-round on sunny windowsills with frequent watering (containers dry faster than beds). Outdoor planting requires careful seed packet reading.
Direct sow after frost danger passes. For earlier starts, sow seeds indoors per packet instructions, then transplant outdoors when safe. Some seeds tolerate earlier indoor starting.
Most herbs need full sun. Soil conditions are forgiving, but adding compost improves drainage and nutrient access. Place culinary gardens near the kitchen for easy harvesting.
With proper timing and placement, fresh homegrown herbs are easily within reach.
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