10 Herbs to grow in your Kitchen

Herbs are fragrant plants that not only taste great but they also provide a myriad of health benefits. 

Basil

Basil should be planted in well-drained, nutrient-rich soil. It should be placed in a sunny window.

Rosemary

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Rosemary prefers drier conditions so it doesn’t need a lot of watering, and doesn’t require high-quality soil.

Parsley

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Even though it grows slowly, it is a hardy herb that excel when grown indoors.

Oregano

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Harvest leaves often to encourage new growth. Place the pot in a south-facing window.

Mint

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It grows like a weed and best to give Mint its own container.

Lemongrass

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It’s not a fussy plant and you want to put this pot of lemongrass plants in a warm, sunny spot on a window ledge or out on your patio.

Vietnamese Coriander

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Coriander is the seed of the cilantro herb. Requires consistently moist soil; do not let dry out between waterings.

Thyme

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Thyme requires six to eight hours of sunlight per day, and it may even need supplemental light.

Dill

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Aromatic annual best grown for its leaves when grown indoors. Dill will grow happily in both poor and rich soil or in damp or dry conditions.