Indoor Herb Garden Zone Map | how to care for hollyhocks

Gardening infographic titled "Indoor Permaculture Zones Herb Garden Plan". Archetype: COMPANION-PLANTING GRID adapted as an indoor herb garden permaculture zone map, showing zone-based placement and plant relationships for an indoor-only edible herb system. Modern editorial layout with vintage seed-packet palette, botanical illustration / cottage-garden aesthetic, botanically accurate plant forms. Include a clean grid or room-plan composition with indoor permaculture zones labeled in English: Zone 0 living space and kitchen, Zone 1 daily-use herb shelf, Zone 2 support plants and propagation area, micro-zones for brightest window, متوسط light shelf not allowed; all text in English only. Feature herbs and companion plants appropriate for indoor growing such as basil, parsley, chives, mint, thyme, oregano, cilantro, dill, lemon balm, and compact nasturtium, with edible / toxic plants correctly labeled where relevant. Include 5-8 labeled callouts in English with watering / light / season cues, for example: "Bright light window", "Water when top 2 cm is dry", "Harvest often", "Rotate pots weekly", "Best in spring sowing", "Keep mint contained", "Good with basil and parsley", "Edible leaves and flowers". Add simple icon-style cues for water, light, soil drainage, temperature, airflow, and harvest frequency. Include companion relationships and placement logic: moisture-loving herbs together, drought-tolerant Mediterranean herbs together, invasive spreaders isolated, frequent-harvest herbs nearest the kitchen. Show indoor containers, shelves, windowsill, and small propagation station. Avoid pesticide brand logos, avoid specific GMO recommendations. No on-image text about the search intent phrase; render only the requested infographic topic. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Botanically accurate plant forms. No pesticide brand logos, no specific GMO recommendations. Edible / toxic plants must be correctly labeled where relevant.