6 Herbs You Can Grow in Water and Keep at Home for an Entire Year

Cut the twigs in spring and place them in water. Keep them in a bright, well-ventilated place, as sage tends to develop mold.

Mint:
This is one of the easiest plants to grow in water; you just need to put a few sprigs in a jar.

Tarragon:
To grow it in water, take a few cuttings from the plant in spring when new shoots appear. Store in a warm, sunny spot. The French variety is excellent for cooked dishes, while the Russian variety is ideal for salads.

Basil:
This plant also grows very easily in water. Cut the basil before it flowers and place the container in a bright location.

Peppermint: it will develop roots in water very quickly.