Basil

Growing basil in your tiny apartment is totally achievable. With this simple grow guide, you'll be whipping up pesto and caprese salads like a true Italian nonna, all from the comfort of your windowsill. So, let's dive in and discover the ease of cultivating this fragrant herb.

Cilantro

This cilantro grow guide is for those who don't dislike its soapy flavor. Cilantro doesn't thrive in hot weather and has a long germination period from seed, so don't be discouraged if you struggle to grow it. Cilantro is notoriously finicky, but this guide will share the secrets to growing it like a pro.

Chives

Chives are ridiculously easy to grow and are the perfect addition to any small-space setup. So, grab your teeny-tiny planter, your questionable potting soil, and get ready to cultivate the most vibrant, fragrant chives. They're low-maintenance and will love you no matter how many times you forget to water them.

Dill

Growing dill in small spaces indoors might seem like a feat, but with a few tips, you'll be gazing at your feathery fronds in no time. So, get ready to turn your patio, balcony, or windowsill into a dill-ightful oasis. Even us city slickers can get in on the dill-icious action. Ok I’ll stop now. Growing your own dill is easier than you think.

Oregano

Let's talk about how you can bring a little bit of Italy to your teeny-tiny NYC apartment with oregano. This hardy little plant can thrive in even the most cramped of living situations. With a little TLC (and by "TLC" I mean "remembering to water it occasionally"), you can have a thriving oregano plant right on your windowsill. Here's How to Make It Happen (Even If You Live in a Shoebox).

Parsley

Why buy wilty parsley at the store, just to come home and throw away yet more plastic. Parsley can flourish even in the most inhospitable growing conditions like low light and poor soil. If you've got a windowsill, a patio, or even a fire escape, you too can grow parsley. This resilient little herb is practically impossible to kill.

Rosemary

Even if your fire escape is the size of a postage stamp or your windowsill is more dust than dirt, you can absolutely cultivate homegrown rosemary. Rosemary loves sunshine and well-draining soil, so if you can provide that, you can grow rosemary like a pro. Once you have an established plant up and growing, snip some for your dishes, without a trip to the store.

Sage

Looking to add a little spice to your life (and your windowsill)? Let's talk about growing sage, perfect for even the tiniest of urban gardens. Not only does it add a delightful savory flavor to your culinary creations, but it's also known to ward off mosquitoes. With a few key tips and tricks, you'll be growing sage in no time.

Thyme

Growing thyme is about as easy as remembering to water it every once in a blue moon. This plant is practically indestructible. No more dashing to the grocery store for that last-minute sprig. Let's make your small-space garden the thyme of your life.

Mint

Mint grows like a weed and it can suddenly take over your garden. But with a little tough love, some strategic planning, and keeping it contained in a pot, you can tame this botanical beast. Just be prepared to share your abundance with your neighbors, because this stuff multiplies faster than bunnies.

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Culinary Herbs

Basil

Basil

Cilantro

Cilantro

Chives

Chives

Dill

Dill

Oregano

Oregano

Parsley

Parsley

Rosemary

Rosemary

Sage

Sage

Thyme

Thyme

Mint

Mint