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| Hello,
I am new to gardening and new to this forum. I would like to keep basil, parsley, rosemary and maybe mint alive in my apartment kitchen all year round. I was considering putting these herbs on my kitchen window sill. Yet, I think in winter these plants won't get enough sun. How can I tell if will have anough sun year round to keep these plants alive? Are there some inexpensive lights I can buy to supplement the light I am getting from the window? Anything else I should be considering? The window sill is not that big. Yet I think this is the best place in my house to put them. I would love to hear from people because this is my big gardening goal. A couple of simple container plants inside an apartment. |
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| Since you're new to the forum, let's hook you up with a 'search' of this subject right from this very forum. You can see from the number of times it's been discussed that growing herbs inside is quite the popular topic! ;-) Read up on some of these old threads and I'll bet that you will get all of your questions answered many times over. |
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