1) A wide range of aromatic herbs can be grown in your garden, in a separate herbarium if space permits, or tucked between other favourable plants. 2) They will thrive in pots on window sills, in larger troughs for mixed planting, or in vertical planters hung in a sunny spot. 3) Herbs can be broadly divided into two categories: Perennial herbs which produce aromatic leaves through the year; and annual herbs with short growing periods that are raised from seed and harvested as a whole. 4) And this is a country that doesn’t disappoint, whether you are on an inner quest, or seeking to embrace a rich cultural experience. 5) As your herb garden is established, add indigenous herbs like wild lemon-thyme found in the hills and medicinal herbs which can be used for home remedies.