From basil to oregano: experts named plants that are the easiest to grow

Fresh herbs grown at home are not only a flavorful addition to the table but also the prevention of dangerous diseases. Herbs such as thyme and oregano may be the key to anti-cancer compounds. SSPDaily prepared a list of plant that you easily can grow.

Another study found that rosemary fights COVID-19 along with other inflammatory diseases such as Alzheimer's, according to studyfinds.org.

Basil leaves are perfectly preserved in oil or in the freezer. Basil grows well in natural conditions if planted in late spring. Thanks to its rich flavors and variety, basil is a must-have in every home.

Another advantage is that basil responds well to repeated harvesting. When cooking with basil, it is better to add it to dishes at the end of cooking to preserve the flavor and aroma.

Parsley grows well in sunny or partially shaded areas. It can also be harvested several times a season. One of the advantages of parsley is that it will easily sow itself if you let the plants germinate.

One of the hits on the summer table is chives (Allium schoenoprasum). It gives dishes a delicate flavor. Both the thin tubular leaves and the pink-purple flowers are edible. Chives are a cousin to green onions, garlic, and leeks, and can be recognized by the pompoms at the top of their hollow stems. The plant is known for taking over gardens because the chives' flowers contain many seeds and the stem can be harvested three to four times a year.

Thyme is known for producing abundant harvests and requiring minimal maintenance. It can grow in clay pots without any problems. Thyme is enjoyed in a variety of dishes. It is also well known for its antifungal and antimicrobial properties.

Oregano can be successfully grown both indoors and outdoors. This plant does not require constant care. However, you shoulf follow the rules of watering so that the soil in the garden is not overdried. Oregano perfectly complements our favorite dishes and has digestive, respiratory and immune properties. Oregano has also earned a good reputation as a versatile companion plant that helps grow other species.