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GETTING STARTED

As a starter, you may choose six different herbs which you likely to use in cooking such as for pasta, dishes, and drinks that can be mixed with herbs like mint herb. It is also advisable to choose the herbs which are not difficult to grow, you may just add later if you want to.

COMMON HERBS FOR YOUR KITCHEN

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