I planted several different herbs in a long, narrow planter and they all got along and played nice. Some plants need different things (like how much water) but if you research a little, I am sure you can do it.
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I planted several different herbs in a long, narrow planter and they all got along and played nice. Some plants need different things (like how much water) but if you research a little, I am sure you can do it.
As long as the pot is big enough and has drainage Yes.
yes they are fine together seen them in a kit saying pizza mix
Yes, just give them distance so they don't overtake each other.
Sure! It will give you all your basic herbs in one place!
As long as you give each plant enough room to grow. You can buy special Herb Pots!