Cinnamon’ basil blossoms are delightful in fruit salads; lemon basil has an affinity for fish, and Thai basil is a natural in Asian cuisines. When you plant several herbs in the same container, as you would with something like the Stack a Pot from Akro-Mils, match the plants to the location. Check out your local garden centre for the perfect size – windowsill-ready planters are fairly popular. As mentioned above, herbs are fast-growing little plants that don’t require too much in the way of maintenance, so you should expect to see results without too long a wait. Each pot comes with a drainage hole in the bottom, and a drip tray to keep spills and mess to a minimum and ensure that both your plant and home are always pristine.

There are many styles available depending on what you're growing and where you're growing it, as we explain in more detail, below. I could not praise Katie enough, and would truly recommend her to anyone who is keen to breathe some new life into their garden! What’s more, you’ll be able to do so without having to traipse back and forth from the supermarket, fork out continually for the pleasure or rely on tired and dried varieties that go stale in your kitchen cupboard.Triflora is a hanging planter for indoor plants that combines the utility of a drapery rod with the beauty of potted plants. Another perennial, rosemary has woody stems and succulent leaves that are as versatile as they are vibrant.

STYLISH DESIGN 】These plant pots come equipped with card windows, allowing you to easily label your herbs and plants, so you never mix them up. These pots are arranged on a matching tray that has a natural finish to its base and a stone white top. Alternatively, you could just cut your plastic bottle in half to utilise the base of the bottle as a make-shift and stable plant pot.In general, the conditions inside your home are not likely to be as intense as those they would face outdoors, so as long as you prevent the soil from drying out altogether, you should be fine. A south or southwest window is ideal, as long as it gets at least six hours of sun per day and is away from drafts. These planters are not limited to housing plants and herbs; their versatile design makes them suitable for a range of alternative uses. Whether a row of terra cotta pots or a modern planter, a freshly potted herb garden adds natural style to your kitchen. Dwarf sage has narrow, silver-colored leaves and impressive spikes of purple flowers in spring and summer.