Indoor Herb Garden Ideas: 10 Herbs You Can Grow Indoor Year Round
Love organic fresh herbs for your meal? Here are some indoor herb garden ideas. We will share with you 10+ herbs that you can grow indoor year round. Bad weather or lack of outdoor space shouldn’t stop a green thumb.
It feels so great to just step into your garden to pick fresh herbs when you are preparing your meal. Your own fresh leaves taste so much better than the ones you bought from grocery.
If you have limited yard space or it is winter, can you still grow herbs? The answer is of course yes. You don’t have to forgo the pleasure of home-grown fresh herbs in such situations. There are some herbs that don’t require much sunlight and warmth. They are perfect to grow indoor year long.
To ensure success, you will need a bright spot in your space, such as a sun room, sunny window sill, or room with skylights. Most herbs need at least four to six hours of bright light to thrive. Ideally, the temperature should be between 55 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit with good air circulation.
Start with basic herbs, such as thyme, parsley, basil or rosemary. Expand your effect by trying more varieties. And if you are a beginner, we recommend you to start with plants, rather than seeds. You can start your own seedlings once you become more experienced.
After choosing your herb, pick the right pots for your space. Most herbs like good drainage. Place saucers under your pots as needed. You also used recycled materials, such as water bottles and buckets.
Water your plants regularly so that the soil is moist but not soggy. Watch your herbs grow and thrive.
Indoor Herb Garden Ideas
Here are some additional information on several herbs that you can grow well indoor all year long.
# 1 Propagate Herbs - Propagating Rosemary From Cuttings
A perfect addition to everything from pasta sauces, to lamb, to seafood, rosemary is a hardy plant outdoors that can grow well indoors. In this video, I\'m going to show you how to propagate herbs using a very simple method. You can use this same method for other plants such as mint, basil, and even peppers.
# 2 How to Grow Basil Indoors
Grow as an annual or short-lived perennial. Place the pots in a south-facing window—it likes lots of sun and warmth.
# 3 how to grow parsley indoors
One of the easiest herbs to grow indoors, parsley likes full sun—but will grow slowly in an east- or west-facing window.
# 4 How to Grow Oregano from Cuttings
Oregno is easy to propagate from cuttings or by division. Take a few cuttings at the end of summer and root out in a cup of water. Fresh oregano is much milder than dried. Use it at the end of the cooking process so that its flavor is not lost.
# 5 How to Grow Mint-Bottle Garden
Mint can grow like a weed and become very invasive in the garden. It doesn\'t require a lot of sun and can grow well indoors in a spot that receives bright indirect sun.
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