Plant Herbs in the kitchen - floor problems!

 


Hey,

my name is Rose and I need the help of experts.

I would like to have over the cold winter some herbs in our kitchen, and
everything is fine, but I dont want to make the floor dirty.

Do you have any ideas where I can find a protecting carpet, I am not
sure which
carpet I should use for the floor. We have nice laminate
inside..

many thanks for your support

rose




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Boot trays - the things people put their wet shoes & boots in when they come
in the house on a wet day. Carpet is not a good idea, for painfully obvious
reasons.

 


Boot trays are the best. Outdoor/Indoor carpet may help also.

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No rims on carpet. When she overwaters something, the water will end up all
over the floor.

 



Don't you water your pots in the sink, and then put them into a terra
cotta saucer to catch any further seepage? What kind of herbs are we
talking here? Most herbs need more than a 60W bulb, or a couple of hours
in a window looking out on fog in its infinite shades of grey. Chives,
parsley, chervil, maybe? A bouquet garni is going to require a lot more
light than you'll find inside, even during the summer. I hope she has a
window that looks out on the British Mediterranean.
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