Fortunately, you don't need a sprawling yard to grow an assortment of delicious herbs. Many can thrive in pots and containers, providing you with an ample supply of parsley, mint, and more.

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shrubby herbs also do very well in raised beds, pots, tubs, or even in a generous-sized window box, making them a great choice for the smallest of kitchen gardens where growing space is at a premium.

Given increasing food costs, cultivating a garden, especially a vegetable garden, is an excellent way to guarantee that your ...

Herbs are pretty easy to grow ... As a cautionary tale, anyone who has grown mint knows you should really grow mint in a container since mint loves to spread. And, once in the ground, mint ...