Herb gardening in Florida is an ever-present challenge. Hardy cold-tolerant plants such as lavender, European sages, and thymes will often expire when exposed to our hot, humid, rainy summers. By contrast, even a mild frost will damage or kill tender basil, allspice trees, tropical cilantro, chocolate trees, and coffee shrubs. These and other tropical perennial trees and shrubs, are often planted in containerized sunken tubs, for quick transfer to our greenhouse, when detrimental weather threatens. He has technically described an annual.
Herbs can be annuals, biennials, or perennials.
They can have soft or woody stems. Although herbs can be aesethic, ornamental or artistic they are known in a more practical sense, as culinary, medicinal, aromatic, or for coloring and tinting. The Ethnobotanical Garden Ethnobotany is the scientific and cultural study of how native tribes and cultures have relied upon indiginous plants and the inter-relations influencing them both. While herbs remain as the useful plants', three probably encompass the most useful in their capabilities of benefitting ethnic tribes, cultures and even larger societies. Palms, bamboo, and neem.