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Sunny herb garden
Hi Everyone
One of the first tasks I want to do in my new garden is to plant a herb garden somewhere fairly close to the house. There are various places I could choose, which get varying amounts of sun. None gets sun all day, but some places get sun for most of the day. Others just get it for a couple of hours. I'm mostly going to be planting fairly traditional herbs: parsley, sage, rosemary, thyme (isn't there a song in there somewhere?), chives, that sort of thing. Maybe some more unusual ones as well (I'm open to suggestions!) How much does it matter how much sun they get? Should I go for maximum sun, or is a couple of hours in the middle of the day enough? The most convenient places for planting don't get very much sun. Many thanks Adam |
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