There are many combinations of herbs that work in containers and varieites that you can grow for taste as well as for their ornamental properties. Many can be easily grown from seed, but to save ...

Growing culinary herbs in containers is easy, inexpensive, and uses very little soil. With a bit of sun, and using upcycled ...

Follow our guide if you want to grow crops on patios ... in diameter. Many compact herbs are ideal in smaller containers, while vigorous plants such as mint will need a bigger pot to spread.

You can use containers for planting coriander seeds inside or outside ... and so that for me makes it perfect for growing in the UK. The herb grows well in reasonable levels of sunlight.

Buy some seeds or small seedlings. Check locally in case other gardeners are giving away spares. You’ll then need a container. You can buy pre ... Plus they’re pesticide-free if you’re growing them ...

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Harvest the leaves as they grow for continuous use. Mint or pudina is a hardy herb known for its refreshing flavour. Use cuttings or root divisions and plant them in a medium-sized container.