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Basil To Coriander: 10 Kitchen Herbs You Can Grow In Your Balcony

By Nikita Toppo

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Balcony is a great place to grow your own fresh kitchen herbs. Here are ten herbs you can grow there.

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Basil

Used in a variety of dishes including pizzas, pastas and cocktails, this herb can grow easily in the balcony.

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Oregano

Widely used in pizza, oregano is a hardy plant that requires minimal care.

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Rosemary

Rosemary is an evergreen herb that is a great addition to herbal teas and can easily grow in the balcony.

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Thyme

Thyme plants are rough and touch and can grow in extremely low maintenance.

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Mint

Just buy young mint plants from the local nursery and propagate it your balcony.

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Parsley

This popular herb can easily grow in the balcony when planted in container that is well-composted.

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Chives

This mild herb is a great seasoning for salads and eggs and can easily grow in a container with well-drained soil.

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Lemongrass

Widely used in making tea, this herb can even grow in low maintenance.

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Curry Leaves

Used in a variety of Indian dishes like dhokla and sambar, this herb also has many health benefits.

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Coriander

Used in almost every savoury dish, coriander can easily grow in your balcony, just make sure the soil maintains its moisture content.

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