Aromatic Plants: Rosemary, Sage and Thyme
are you a cook? do you like decorating? Just because the kitchen isn't the busiest room in your home doesn't mean it can't have plants. Here is a selection of the hardiest aromatic plants around.

Rosemary

• It adapts to any environment, but prefers bright places with direct or indirect light. Its need for humidity is minimal, so with one watering a week it will be happy.
• This plant is also very resistant and one of the most used for cooking and health, for its digestive properties and benefits for the skin.
• Fitsa 15cmpot

Sage

• It prefers places with indirect light, direct light can burn its leaves. It likes well-drained substrates and tolerates drought better than over-watering.
• This plant is a classic, and it is also very easy to look after.
• A 15cmpot will do

Thyme

• It prefers corners with direct light, it does not tolerate humidity or excess watering very well, so a well-drained substrate and making sure the soil is dry before watering will be ideal for it to grow healthy and happy.
• This aromatic and medicinal plant par excellence is also a great roommate.
• Fitsa 15cmpot