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In general, the term "herbs" usually refers to aromatic plants or spices used for cooking or medicinal plants.
But herbs can do much more than just improve the taste of your food or cure ailments - among them are plants which improve the structure of soil and thus promote the growth of other plants, and others which can be used to produce natural and biological pest control products. Some herbs are particularly important as a food source for useful insects such as bumble bees and bees, while others are suitable for coloring fabrics. And they all have in common that they are low-maintenance, grow in many different locations and are a truer asset for every garden.
But herbs can do much more than just improve the taste of your food or cure ailments - among them are plants which improve the structure of soil and thus promote the growth of other plants, and others which can be used to produce natural and biological pest control products. Some herbs are particularly important as a food source for useful insects such as bumble bees and bees, while others are suitable for coloring fabrics. And they all have in common that they are low-maintenance, grow in many different locations and are a truer asset for every garden.