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- mason jars - hose clamps - screws - recycled wood board (or boards depending on how many rows of herbs you want) - glue to adhere the board to your wall before you secure with screws - charcoal - stones for drainage - and herbs of course! (basil, sage, rosemary, thyme, lavender are some delightful options) - a drill - a pencil
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I would probably hang a growlamp over the herb shelf because my kitchen doesnt have the best sun exposure.
You can probably recycle jars instead of buying mason jars (pickle, etc.), since those clamps are easily adjustable.
how do you water – without rotten routes?
how do you water – without rotten routes?