Herb gardens offer aroma, fresh harvests, and easy growth. Outdoor beats indoor if space allows.
Scout locations. Short on space? Multiple small gardens. Window boxes outside kitchen—convenient for cooking, aromatic when window opens.
Some spread invasively. Mint especially—always plant in submerged pots to contain roots and protect neighbors.
Research versatile favorites. Staples: parsley, chives, mint. Mix shapes for visual appeal: tall/straight chives at back. Practice yields gardens that taste and look fantastic.
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