13 Herbs for Sun and Half-Shadow
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Home Life 24garden Stand: 13.08.2026, 18:00 Comments Us on Google follow Whether sun or shadow: For every place in the garden there are aromatic herbs. Kerbel is one of the chicken herbs that classically end up in the Frankfurt green sauce. © Peter Himmelhuber/Zoonar.com/IMAGO 10 / 13 The parsley likes it bright, but also not too hot. And who has only a shady corner in the garden, can be happy: there it grows best. © M.i.S./Bernd Feil/IMAGO 12 / 13 The forest master usually grows in the shade of many trees.
Furthermore, In addition, the basil needs sufficient moisture, but at the same time hates waterlogging. © Annabell Gsoedl/Zoonar.com/IMAGO 4 / 13 sage is the robust among the sun-loving herbs. Even in the garden, he wants a shady, cool place and a soil with many nutrients. © Erich Teister/Zoonar.com/IMAGO 13 / 13 A real nutrient bomb is the watercress: In nature, it likes to spread on the banks of rivers. Since it is native to Mediterranean areas, the vast majority of varieties are not hardy and need additional protection in the cold season with fleece or a mulched root area. © Mykhailo Shorokhov/Zoonar.com/IMAGO 2 / 13 Also the thyme is a sun worshipper and likes it warm and wind protected.
In addition, He may like to be dry and calcareous. © Maren Winter/Zoonar.com/IMAGO 5 / 13 Anyone who has ever had a peppermint knows: The herb likes to spread in the bed. The herb is found, for example, in the sauce béarnaise and is also a versatile companion in the kitchen. © Peter Himmelhuber/Zoonar.com/IMAGO 9 / 13 Kerbel is perfect for the partial shade: its delicate small leaves burn easily if they get too much sun.
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Home Life 24garden Stand: 13.08.2026, 18:00 Comments Us on Google follow Whether sun or shadow: For every place in the garden there are aromatic herbs.
reliability low1/2 sourcesKerbel is one of the chicken herbs that classically end up in the Frankfurt green sauce. © Peter Himmelhuber/Zoonar.com/IMAGO 10 / 13 The parsley likes it bright, but also not too hot.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAnd who has only a shady corner in the garden, can be happy: there it grows best. © M.i.S./Bernd Feil/IMAGO 12 / 13 The forest master usually grows in the shade of many trees.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn addition, the basil needs sufficient moisture, but at the same time hates waterlogging. © Annabell Gsoedl/Zoonar.com/IMAGO 4 / 13 sage is the robust among the sun-loving herbs.
reliability low1/2 sourcesEven in the garden, he wants a shady, cool place and a soil with many nutrients. © Erich Teister/Zoonar.com/IMAGO 13 / 13 A real nutrient bomb is the watercress: In nature, it likes to spread on the banks of rivers.
reliability low1/2 sourcesSince it is native to Mediterranean areas, the vast majority of varieties are not hardy and need additional protection in the cold season with fleece or a mulched root area. © Mykhailo Shorokhov/Zoonar.com/IMAGO 2 / 13 Also the thyme is a sun worshipper and likes it warm and wind protected.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHe may like to be dry and calcareous. © Maren Winter/Zoonar.com/IMAGO 5 / 13 Anyone who has ever had a peppermint knows: The herb likes to spread in the bed.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe herb is found, for example, in the sauce béarnaise and is also a versatile companion in the kitchen. © Peter Himmelhuber/Zoonar.com/IMAGO 9 / 13 Kerbel is perfect for the partial shade: its delicate small leaves burn easily if they get too much sun.
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