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Although herbs generally do well in poor soils, if your herbs are likely to be cut frequently for use it is well worth adding fertiliser or compost to ground that is earmarked for spring sowing and planting. Lightly fork it in and let the ground settle before you finally rake it to make a level surface.

Start a herb compost heap, so that by autumn you will be able to use your own homegrown organic matter to enrich the soil and improve its structure and drainage.