A reader asked for an inedible, evergreen herb that stays green year-round, repels bugs, and was traditionally dried and placed near food.
For safety (especially with children) and pleasant aroma, consider these culinary herbs that also deter insects:
All three dry within two weeks when hung in small bunches. They offer dual purpose: kitchen flavor and natural pest control.
If you can describe the plant's shape, size, leaf color, flowers, or fruit, a more precise identification is possible.
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