Some of my herbs are planted in my garden with the veggies. Some are in containers. I will post a couple of pics. Note these pics are a week old.

First pic of my raised bed. This year is lots of maters, and peppers. Some herbs planted in as well.

Bottom right towards the middle is Greek Oregano. I started it in early Oct. from a Bonnie seedling. Two plants in 4 inch Jiffy pots. It has exploded in the past couple of weeks. I had to dig it out when I tilled in early Feb. It seems all that did to it was make it grow faster.

Next in the dead center is a rosemary plant. Again another of the Bonnie Plants seedlings. It was 4 inches tall, and two and three quarter inches in girth of growth when I planted it in June of last year. Since then all I have done is raise it up when I tilled just as I did for the oregano. It is now just shy of two feet tall. I survived drought, frost, Ice, snow, and 5 hail storms to date. My soaker hoses go way far away from it. I leave it alone for the most part. I cut off a few sprigs when I wish to use it to cook with from time to time.

In the top of the raised beds right corner is sweet mint. Left corner is orange mint. I keep them in the corners to keep them in check. If left unchecked they can take over yards, and gardens quick. Many like to plant them in a sunken pot. I keep them in check by cutting lots out. My wife loves mint tea, so I try to keep her in stock on mint. That means cutting out huge amounts. It is super easy to grow. All one needs to grow mint is a cutting, some dirt, and ability to water it.

Here is a pic of my larger container for herbs at this time. I have it planted on the south east corner of the house. It gets a touch of shade in the evening from about 6 pm to dark. Planted inside of it are Mexican Terragon, Thai Basil, Chocolate Mint. I am rooting some of the orange mint in it for a friend of mine as well. It is an old wash tub. I drilled holes for draining, and put pot shards, pond pebbles. I covered that with a thin layer of coarse sand. I then filled it up with potting mix.