Top 10 Herbs to Grow and sell for Profit

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Growing your own herbs is so rewarding, everyone should consider doing it! You will save money by not having to purchase fresh herbs, reduce waste and even potentially attract bees and other beneficial insects to your garden. In this video, we are going to take a look at 10 herbs that you can grow in your garden, balcony or windowsill! Stick around to the end of this video and we will share our guide on the Top 10 Herbs that you can grow. Let’s get started.

Included on our list are the following herbs:

Mint
Basil
Chives
Rosemary
Thyme
Lavender
Oregano
Sage
Bay Leaves
Lemongrass

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[crisportugal]

Mint, basil, chives, rosemary, thyme, lavender, oregano, sage, bay leaves, lemon grass.

[SouthernApothecary]

This year I added pineapple Sage to my herbs, and I just made a crape Myrtle Tincture for blood pressure regulation and Bronchitis treatment.

[Lightdancer]

Lovely overview!
With rosemary, "layering" works better. Take a young branch and bend it, lightly scuff the under side of the stem where it touches the ground, ' remove leaves from that section (about 4") and cover with soil, and perhaps a small rock. Leave it alone for several weeks, then check to see if it's rooted! You can do several at the same time.
Lavender, bend a short branch and break off the main stem with a bit of "heel" and try rooting those, rather than cutting them off! You can use rooting compound on the ends to aide growth

[Lilly-P]

Where can I get hyssop..and can it plantedin a container by the windowsill..am in BOTSWANA..southern Africa

[jazmynegrace]

Nice, I have the first 6 of these herbs

[basicbiotic]

What is the use of mint herbs ? They are making dry lefs from fresh mint? Pls dont forgot to reply sir. I am interested to grow mint

[rehabmarkus]

All thanks to Dr emuakhe for CURING from polycystic kidney deases am forever grateful sir..

[Mark]

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