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Are you going to scarborough fair?
Eat more herbs and inject flavour and old fashioned healthy eating into your menus. Growing your own herbs isn't that difficult and with some of these ideas you'll be able to find a niche for Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme irrespective of the size or type of home you live in. 
Pinterest
Create a budget herb garden window using recycled bottles. This method is great for the herbs just so long as the window isn't south facing (they'll scorch in the summer), it also acts as a form of living curtain.
Bonnie Plants
Probably the easiest way of including growing herbs is the classical pot on the kitchen window sill.
Bio Bubble Pets
This cute little indoor herb garden will look stylish in a kitchen or a dining room.
Crooked Brains
If you're serious about adding fresh herbs to your dinner, these splash back herb holder tiles as just the answer.
Avocado Garden
Go contemporary with this awesome herb garden that can also be used as a room divider.
Brit
Never say you don't have a place for growing herbs when you can suspend them from the ceiling.
HGTV
Incorporate a herb bed into your kitchen by growing them under your counter top.
Brit
Give herbs a modern uplift by displaying them on a blackboard.
Avocado Garden
If you want a contemporary look this stunning wall herb garden unit will add a real focal point in a kitchen.
Home Tone
This mini herb garden and fruit bowl will look fabulous in virtually any style of home, from cottage to contemporary.
The Garden Glove
Add a touch of Shabby Chic to your home by planting herbs in old fashioned tea cups.
Markova 3011
If you don't have a natural light source, this ingenious lights are ideal for encouraging herbs to grow.
Crunchy Betty
Get creative and think outside the flower pot and you'll find there's plenty of places herbs will happily grow.
Home Esthetics
Make a living wall work to your advantage with this simple, yet very effective herb wall. This is a must for any serious cook.
