What kinds of herbs are you going to grow in your garden?

I am a lover of herbal garden and i collect as much herbal plants as possible and grow in my garden. To name a few, i have pomogranate plant, which i rellish its fruits, preserve the rind by drying it and use it for diarrea, basil and sweet basil plants for cold , cough, mango , jack, custard apple. This custard apple leaves along with withania somnifere leaves are good for diabetes. sweet flag also called Calamas is good for angina, arrow root,turmeric, used as an anticeptic, and anti cancer, country almonds, aloe vera, ginger, banana, lime grass, eclipta alba for hair growth, brahmy for memory power, lazonia, gymnema sylvestar for diabetese, vajradanthi for tooth ache, periwincle for cancer and diabetes, and coconut tree. i use coconut milk for ulcer

I plan to grow many more than I used to, as they are not well liked by the critters here as much as the fruits and veggies that they take over and consume. I will always grow basil, but this year I might just turn half the veggies garden into an herb garden, to help banish the groundhogs we have been getting year after year and destroying the crops. I will try things like marjoram, and thyme, and everything else I can imagine that isn't overly expensive.

I grow basil every year. I have grown many more herbs over the years, but the last few years we have been looking to move so I haven't done much with a garden. Where I live the growing season is usually short, so I have to choose accordingly. I usually grow thyme, several types. My hubby wants me to grow some coriander this year but I'll have to see what happens before our spring growing season starts. I love lavender, but haven't had any luck getting it grow where I live. I love gardening and growing herbs. To me, it is very relaxing.

I grow a lot of the usual culinary herbs like rosemary, sage, bay, thyme, basil, coriander, parsley, etc. But I also grow less usual herbs like lovage, hyssop, sweet cicely and so on. I do grow some medicinal herbs (as well as for magical and spiritual usage - and that isn't a euphemism for anything illegal!) but the more I learn about herbs the more I'm inclined that "weeds" are the most useful. Mugwort, nettle, yarrow, plantain, chickweed, fat hen, dandelion and a lot of the stuff that is pretty much everywhere you look has the most value!