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How to grow a container herb garden
Choose the herbs you want to grow.
Your choices will depend on several considerations. The first is taste-you'll want to grow herbs that you'd actually want to eat in your cooking.

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(1). The second, once you have eaten your herbs, you'll use them in your recipes, some as a snack, while the other stuff would help to fill in the containers you'll use later. Read the label carefully to make sure your plants are good quality.
(2). It's important to follow your climate when choosing herbs in containers. Herbs that are native to the country you want to grow naturally will likely grow better in warmer regions and will have a sweeter flavor in the hot summer months.
(3). It is also helpful to choose herbs that pair well with vegetables you may already be growing in your garden; homegrown tomatoes pair well with basil, for instance. Most herbs are fairly easy to grow, but if you are particularly worried about keeping the plant healthy, mint is one of the most hardy and aggressive of herbs.
(4). The rest will depend on your personal taste-use herbs you like and really don't care too much about. The main benefits of herbs are they contain the strongest variety of flavor.
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