The spiral aromatic plant is a widely used resource in permaculture to provide a variety of medicinal and culinary herbs require different levels of sun and water. The biggest advantage of the spiral is that you can get this variety in a small space with few resources.
As shown in the original design, can be planted wormwood, marigold, anise, celery, pennyroyal, parsley, basil, thyme, valerian, oregano ... It is important to place them as shown in the diagram and facing north to give each plant the better conditions. For example, salvia is not a good companion container (usually takes it all the nutrients and weaken their homes), but the tarragon and chamomile can survive perfectly.
The spiral is formed in a circular-shaped parterre of 1.60 meters in diameter and comes to get a maximum height of between one and two feet. It begins by defining the outer circle of stones and earth is being added concentrically while we increase the height of the spiral. Among the plants are grown walls and easy access to all the plants without stepping on the earth.
can introduce some variations, such as salads add water (ideal for filtering water) instead of watercress, planting more resistant species (such as curry or lavender)
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