Growing herbs inside

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There’s nothing better than cooking with something you’ve grown and harvested with your own hands. But not everyone is blessed with the space for a vegetable garden or even a vertical garden on a balcony or terrace. That’s okay! You can still pretend to be Meryl Streep in It’s Complicated and harvest the heck out of a window full of herbs in your kitchen. Here’s how. Some herbs thrive indoors, and some don’t.

Growing herbs indoors has never been easier! Forget about messy soil or a green thumb; all you need is water, a few glass jars, and some sunlight to turn your kitchen into a mini herb garden. This method, known as hydroponic gardening, is not only space-saving and clean but also incredibly effective. So, if you need herb garden ideas, here are ten herbs you can grow in water all year long, adding freshness and flavor to your dishes without a trip to the grocery store!

Growing your own food indoors doesn't mean you have to invest in expensive grow lights, be limited to mason jar sprouts or windowsill herbs, or clear out a whole room to make it happen. There are many edible plants that can be grown inside the house without a lot of space or effort.

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Just because winter is coming, it doesn't mean you can't enjoy fresh, homegrown herbs. See how to bring your herbs indoors to use all winter!

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Perennial herbs are quintesential herbs to grow so that you can add flavour to your food or alternatively use in your garden as landscape.

Store-bought is no match for fresh, homegrown herbs. Growing herbs indoors can be as simple as dividing one of the perennials that you grow outside and bringing it into your home. Some indoor herbs may also be grown from seed and propagated from cuttings. Most indoor herbs do well when conditions mimic a Mediterranean climate. That means plenty of light and a somewhat dry environment. Overwatering is the most common mistake when growing herbs inside.