Things You'll Need:
- Starter plants or seeds
- Water
- Gloves
- Gardening tools
- Fleece net, optional
- Garden, yard
- Window box, windowsill, planter
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Step 1
Determine the size of the land you want to plant on. If you are beginner avoid to make your plot too big. You can always add more space when you decide you need to grow more.
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Step 2
HerbThe plot you want to plant should be in full sun as many herbs originate in the Mediterranean region.
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Step 3
Plan out the sequence in planting process, keep records of what is planted and marking your planting with name tags.
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Step 4
Most herbs like well drained soil. Start your plant bed with a layer of gravel that will help drainage. Place your soil on top of the gravel layer and add organic compost to this. If you have a good draining soil to begin, you should be able to plant without the gravel.
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Step 5
Plant seeds early in the year as soon as the risk of last frost has passed. If you plant out too early, try covering plants with fleece to keep warm in frost.
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Step 6
Herbs can be grown from seed. You can find seeds from your local nursery. You can also buy starter plants for transplanting. Many people find it more satisfying doing all the work themselves from seed planting. Try to grow from seed first and see how you like the experience.
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Step 7
Herb gardenYou can also grow herbs in small tubs, in window boxes and grow them on your windowsill. Herb gardening is a rewarding hobby that anyone can try.










