Herbs aren't for experts—they're for everyone. Undemanding, versatile, multi-purpose: culinary, medicinal, ornamental, pest-deterrent, pollinator-magnet. Sunny spot, containers, greenhouse, window box—almost anywhere works.
Space allocation. Indoor vs. outdoor. Purpose (kitchen, apothecary, beauty). Borders with benefits: brush past, release fragrance.
Annuals (basil, fennel, coriander, saffron): seed in spring, one season, self-sow. Perennials (mint, thyme, oregano, sage): year-round with care. Winter dormancy = not dead. Spring resurrection.
Pot up or take cuttings. Greenhouse: light, water, ventilation, deadhead. Freeze fresh (pre-flower peak) or dry airtight.
Few plants, high success, immediate utility. The novice gardener's ideal entry point.
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