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what is the best way to start off planting herbs such as sage, cilantro, thyme, and lavender?

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what is the best way to start off planting herbs such as sage, cilantro, thyme, and lavender?

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Since you didn’t mention whether or not you garden regularly, I’ll answer as if you don’t. All of the aforementioned would be great indoor plants with just a need for indirect light & a weekly watering. If you’re thinking about having them both inside and out…that’s a different story. I see your from NY so I’m gonna guess your in zone 4-6??? If so, you may want to BUY Lavender plants from a reputable nursery as perennials and plant them in your yard (after your last frost/freeze…with the weather we’ve been having I’d personally wait until Memorial weekend for this). I have fruits, nuts, perennials…well a large variety in my yard & lavendar (until I planted starter plants), just wouldn’t make it through winter & now they thrive all over my zone 5 yard. http://michiganbulb.com/product.asp_Q_pn_E_03046_A_Sweet+Lavender+_E_ This variety is darker purple & more compact, then the English v

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