Herbs

Symphytum x uplandicum Russian comfrey is a hybrid of S. officinalis x S. asperum. Sterile. White, purple or blue flowers with the same uses as com...

Click here for Rosemary Care Guide Rosemary officinalis – Arp Variety The Arp variety of rosemary is winter-hardy through USDA Hardiness Zone 6. Kn...

Lavandula x intermedia An adaptable lavender to the Northeast. Hardy, Zones 5-9. Zones 5-7 locate plants protected from the wind. Lavender's are p...

Click here for Coffee Care Guide Coffee Arabica (Coffea arabica)A small tropical bush that makes a lovely container plant, resembling gardenia. ...

Click here for Chive Care Guide Allium tuberosum (Garlic Chives) Garlic chives are a hardy, attractive perennial known for their edible foliage an...

Click here for Mint Care Guide Mentha spicata var. piperita (Mint) Description:Dark green leaves with a scent reminiscent of chocolate peppermi...

Click here for Herb Care Guide Cymbopogon citratus (Lemongrass) Our instant tea plant—just steep a few blades in hot water and sweeten with honey f...

Spearmint is a vigorously growing, perennial, aromatic herb with a variety of uses in the home garden and kitchen. Pollinators will flock to it's b...

Pycnanthemum muticum Mountain Mint is an aromatic perennial native to the Eastern United States from IL to FL and west to TX. Good for tea and med...

Click here for Aloe Care Guide Aloe Vera (Aloaceae) Native to the Southwestern United States, Aloe Vera is commonly grown in pots in the Eastern U....

Laurus nobilis The traditional bay leaf so essential to European cuisine. Slow growing bush with aromatic leaves; a good shrub for warm areas. Good...