Potted herbs and a small watering jug brighten a cozy kitchen window.

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Herbs by the Window

Potted herbs and a small watering jug brighten a cozy kitchen window. Three pots show broad, narrow and lobed leaf shapes, with tied-back curtains and a checked cloth below. Use different greens to distinguish the leaf shapes.

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Green leaves in terracotta pots

Repeat three colors across the windowsill while keeping each leaf shape distinct.

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Digital example: Three green potted plants in terracotta pots beside a blue pitcher on a white windowsill.

1. Sage green — foliage
2. Terracotta — pots and saucers
3. Sky blue — pitcher

Color all three plants green, following broad, narrow and lobed leaf outlines.
Fill the three pots and saucers terracotta; keep the soil white.
Color the pitcher blue, leaving its thin stripe and open mouth white.

The different leaves and fine stems should remain clear against the white window.

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