Question by Melissa: I am getting ready to start an indoor herb garden in my kitchen window, Any suggestions for what to grow?
So far I have decided on Basil, Thyme, Flat-leafed Parsley, Rosemary, Oregano and Chives. I can fit 2-4 more. Any suggestions?
Thanks everyone!
Best answer:
Answer by kfaulk211
Yes, absolutely grow cilantro and mint… they both take up some space so I’d leave it at that. Mint is perennial.
There are also different kinds of basil, like Thai basil… and fresh sage is always nice.
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mint, u can eat it right off the plant and smells great, and basil.
absolutely.
Dill weed and mint.
If you have a south facing window sill to work with your herbs should grow well, so in addition to the great choices you are planning on, try chereville and mint. Sage may also be a nice choice as well.
i would think that any thing is find its ur garden
but i think u should go wit some kind of flower
a rose
lilly
anything
Bay, Tarragon, Lavendar, Sage, Marjoram
Here is a great article on growing culinary herbs…
http://www.spray-n-growgardening.com/41.asp
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