| Herbs Gardening in Containers |
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| Didi Hofmann | |||
| Tuesday, 09 August 2005 | |||
Most garden centres and nurseries stock a large selection of containers. They come in many shapes and sizes and are made from various materials like plastic, concrete and real clay. Finding the right container is a matter of personal taste, as almost any container can be used for planting herbs. Herbs can be planted on their own or in combination with other herbs. When planting more than one variety in a container, care should be taken that there will be ample growing space for all the plants. It is never wise to plant any of the mint varieties in the same container as other herbs. In most cases the mint will overgrow the entire pot. Proven mixed herb containers: An Italian Chef's Selection
A Perfume Pot
A Salad Bowl
A French Chef's Selection
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