Most kitchen herb gardens incorporate several types of herbs in a concentrated area.
Grow herbs in kitchen window.
Mint parsley and chives do fine with four to five.
Grow these 10 herbs right on your kitchen counter next to a window.
A south facing window with six to eight hours of sun is best.
The area next to a window may be too cold for some herbs in winter.
If the sill gets only partial sun you could install grow lights often fluorescent bulbs though they tend to be pricey.
Most culinary herbs grow best with at least five to six hours of bright light.
That said your kitchen herb garden doesn t have to be steps outside your door.
Plant the herbs you cook with most often.
Fluorescent lights can be used if you don t have a sunny window.
Chives basil lavender parsley mint rosemary and thyme are good choices.
The design of this shelf is space savvy as it makes it look more organised and convenient if you would want to water your herbs while doing the dishes or pluck them out for cooking.
Grow herbs wherever you can in the best spot you have available.
Herbs need warmth sunlight and water if you want these plants to thrive.
Choose herbs that don t grow too wide or tall.
For you that may even mean growing herbs in pots in your sunny kitchen windowsill.
Keep in mind that if your kitchen doesn t have enough natural sunlight during the day you can also place the herb containers in rooms with better natural sunlight.
They will need to be placed close to the plants within 18 inches and kept on for about 10 hours day to make up for their lack of intensity.