An 80×17.5×12 cm trough fits 4–5 herbs if chosen and managed correctly.
| Position | Herb | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Corners (2) | Chives | Perennial, clump, cut to 2" in fall. |
| Ends (2) | Thyme (creeping) | Trails over edge, drought-tolerant. |
| Center | Parsley | Biennial, taproot needs depth. |
| Optional (if 5th) | Basil (dwarf 'Spicy Globe') | Compact, but needs 16h light/heat. |
Exclude: Mint (invasive), Rosemary (needs 12"+ depth, winter protection), Lavender (needs lime, space).
Liquid fish fertilizer (Home Depot/Lowe's). Seaweed/fish combo better.
Start with 4 herbs. Add basil only if you have grow lights.
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