Introduction

If you love the taste of herbs and want to grow them indoors, a potting bench can be a great way to do it. With a potting bench, you can grow different kinds of herbs in containers that will fit right inside your house. You can even make your own potted herb garden with plants that smell amazing while also providing you with fresh ingredients for your favorite recipes. But not all herbs are the same—different types need different levels of sun exposure and moisture levels. So before deciding which herbs to plant in your potting bench, let’s take a look at some popular choices:

Lavender

Lavender is a perennial plant that is native to the Mediterranean region. It is a member of the mint family and hardy, which means it’s easy to grow in your garden. Lavender has been used for centuries as an essential oil and fragrance because of its aroma that smells like lavender flowers. Lavender plants have gray-green leaves and purple flowers with white, yellow or pink centers. If you’re planning on planting lavenders in your garden, here are some tips:

• Try growing different types of lavenders in pots so they can be moved easily around your house if you want them closer to where you spend most of your time (your bedside table or kitchen window). You can also choose from different shades of purple—pale lilac-colored varieties like ‘Munstead’ or deep indigo ones such as ‘Hidcote Blue’.
• Plant them near windows where they’ll get plenty of light but don’t forget that all parts need protection from intense sunlight (especially the buds), which could scorch them badly before they open out fully into bloom! So go easy on those window boxes; otherwise it’ll probably die within weeks after planting.”

Lemon Balm

Lemon balm is a perennial herb that’s also part of the mint family. It grows best in zones 3-8 and makes a great indoor plant because it can be kept alive year round. The leaves are rounded, dark green, and slightly hairy on top with a shiny bottom side. The flowers are white or lavender with green tips. When you smell lemon balm leaves they have an aroma similar to lemons but sweeter and milder in flavor than fresh lemon juice would taste like on its own.

Lemon balm can be used as both a culinary herb as well as a medicinal herb for treating cold sores , fevers , headaches (including migraines), stomach aches , indigestion , insomnia , tension headaches , high blood pressure & more!

Mint

Mint is a perennial herb that can be grown indoors. It is also known as mojito plant and it has several benefits, such as being a good source of antioxidants, good for digestion and heart health, and beneficial for skin problems.

Rosemary

Rosemary is a perennial shrub that grows up to 3 feet tall and wide. Rosemary has long, narrow leaves and small pink or white flowers and is native to the Mediterranean region. Rosemary is a drought-tolerant herb, making it ideal for potting in your potting bench. Not only that but rosemary is also considered an excellent companion plant since it repels aphids, flea beetles and other pests from nearby plants while attracting pollinators to your garden. Rosemary has many culinary uses including flavoring oils, vinegars, meats (especially lamb), stews and soups; it’s also often used in breads as well as desserts like custards and tarts!

According to a recent survey, herb gardening is more popular than ever.

According to a recent survey, herb gardening is more popular than ever.

This may not be surprising, given how easy herbs are to grow and maintain. In fact, you can use them in your cooking and enjoy their flavors for years to come! Herbs add color and beauty to any garden or patio space as well as providing an oasis of calm amidst life’s daily stresses.

Conclusion

Whether you’re a seasoned herb gardener or just getting started, we hope these tips will help you to create an amazing space for your plants. Remember that even the smallest amount of effort can go a long way—so don’t be afraid to experiment with different methods, and always remember that the most important thing is making sure your potted herbs are happy!