Research which plants will grow in your climate. Also, how much sun they need. Mint, for example, wants less sun than other herbs. So if your window gets full sun, mint may not be a great choice.
Growing what you most often use would be my suggestion. I use lots of basil, parsley, mint and rosemary in my cooking, so that's what I grow the most of. They have different needs though, so they aren't all in the same spot. Basil and parsley are a great starting point, as they're super easy to grow.

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The worst thing with golden orb spiders is when they build their fucking webs across paths in gardens/bush tracks and you walk into them at night. Other than that they aren't too bad. They can also get a bit bigger than in the video and eat small birds.

22/Aussie/outdoors, camping and lover of spooky stories.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-29/coronavirus-queensland-gold-coast-beauty-salon-iran/12013580

Woman from Iran tested positive AFTER visiting a beauty salon (and who knows where else) in Queensland, Australia.

No one in Australia takes this seriously. Everyone is going "it's just a flu." And yes, most beauty salon workers in Australia are Asians. It's still easy to find masks and store shelves are still full (but I doubt that will last). Hopefully people get some sense soon, but that's unlikely.

Politicians are saying to still go to the footy and other gatherings.

Depending on climate/location, mozzie spray and sunscreen are good items to have too.