| When there's not much in flower in the garden, it's great to have scent instead. Here are some of the more unusual herbs for your area:
Tropical Zone
Why not experiment with Moringa, also known as the drumstick or horseradish tree? Drumstick Tree Fact Sheet Subtropical Zone
Some people think Korean Mint or Agastache rugosa smells like peppermint - others think it's a little like liquorice - but if neither of those appeal, there are many other cultivars you can try: Summer Colour Fact Sheet Temperate Zone
If you like watercress and land cress, think about trying the cucumber-flavoured Lebanese cress, Aethionema cordifolium: Edible Aquatics Fact Sheet Arid Zone
Consider expanding your chilli garden with unusual varieties like Hungarian Hot Wax, Cabai Burong or Fish Pepper: Chillies Fact Sheet Cool Zone
There are many types of mint, but why stop at one? Try Egyptian, curly or native river mint: Hop Into It! Fact Sheet
And if you want some ideas of what to plant in the vegie patch, don't forget to visit The Vegie Guide or Download the App | 
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