If you are on about Farming, the patch you are looking for is called an "Allotment". These can be located in most Major Farms around Runescape, common places are:CatherbyYanilleBetween Draynor & Falador
You grow snapdragons at herb patches through the farming skill/
The yield can vary, between 1 and 12 for a ranarr seed; at current prices (Jan. 2013) that will result in a profit between 933 and 24,209 coins. If the plant dies, you will lose 1183 coins. I guess that's an average of over 10,000 coins per trip and per herb patch (there are several herb patches); and it takes 80 minutes to grow, so you can plant is several times a day. Make sure to apply supercompost (before planting the seed), to reduce the chance of failure.
I can't find information about anything called "Ugam" in RuneScape. The closest seems to be "Guam", but that's a kind of herb. You may want to check the spelling.
every herb takes 70 mins to grow
Well if you are referring to the Guam herb many npcs (non-playable characters) drop them throughout runescape.
Only invertebrates grazing on fungal patches or vegetable detritus washed into the cave. There is no "herb" for herbivores in the surface-animals sense.
make potions. get a vial of water a herb and mix it then u will have an unfinished potion then use the last ingredient needed and u get xp for making the potion. use the herb guild to c wut herb goes wit wut ingredient note: you also get some xp for cleaning the dirty herb .. not a lot tho
You use a clean Guam herb on some swamp tar and there you go, you just made Guam tar.
Peg Schafer has written: 'The Chinese medicinal herb farm' -- subject(s): Herb farming, Therapeutic use, Medicinal plants, Herbs, Chinese Herbal Drugs, Medicinal Plants, Gardening
If you are a member and have completed the shades of Morton quest, you can use the ashes with the tarromin herb and a vial of water for cheap herblore training.
Swamp lizards are an alternative to the Ranging skill. These lizards are powered through a specific type of 'herb tar' per type using herbs and swamp tar.