Herb Seeds

Anise Hyssop - An Herb of Beauty Anise hyssop has showy lavender flowers with a lively licorice flavor for salads, fruit dishes, baked goods. Extra-sweet, anise-flavored leaves make soothing teas to settle upset stomachs. Attracts butterflies and bees...

Anise – Ancient Sweet and Spicy Aromatic Herb The captivating aromas and flavors of Italian biscotti are partly from the anise seeds used in its recipe. The delicately sweet and aromatic bouquet with a distinctive licorice flavor has been...

Aromatherapy Garden Seed Collection Aromatherapy is the art and science of using natural aromatic plant essences to promote the health of body, mind and spirit. It works to unify physiological, psychological and spiritual processes to enhance an...

Black Seed Sesame – Small but Powerful  Growing one of oldest condiments known to man is not only easy, it’s fun and delicious! Highly valued for its oil, this small but very powerful seed is also loved as a food and condiment. Add in...

Borage - Blue Beauties Always in Bloom Borage is a beautiful plant to have in your garden or as a potted plant. Borage makes an excellent companion plant strengthening the resistance to insects and diseases of nearby plants. A garden without Borage is...

Brown Seed Sesame - Powerhouse Brown Seed Sesame is high in protein and oil, as well as vitamins and minerals, due to the deep root structure making it an excellent whole food for the home gardener or small scale farmer. It is easy to grow with...

Catnip - More than Just for Cats Catnip, also called cat mint, is a powerfully fragrant plant whose little clusters of white spotted-lavender flowers have been cultivated for centuries for medical purposes.   Details Catnip is...

Cherokee Sweet Mint - A Pollinator Paradise Cherokee Sweet Mint or Hoary Mountainmint is an easy growing native perennial wildflower with a distinctive, minty/herbal scent. All parts of the plant emit a strong, spearmint-like aroma when...

Clary Sage - Colorful Beauty Originally a native of southern Europe and Syria, Clary Sage has been used medicinally and as a flavoring for beverages. Details Soft, woolly heart shaped leaves with lilac, pale blue, pink or white flowers form in whorls...

Common Sage - Not so Common Common sage is a small fragrant perennial evergreen shrub with woody stems, grayish leaves, blue to purplish flowers and grows to about 2 ft both tall and wide. Also known as Garden sage, Common sage, and Broadleaf sage...

Costmary - The Biblical Herb and So Much More Costmary is not as common as in the past, but its charming appearance, sweet fragrance and history is filled with fascinating tales from across the globe. Costmary is also called mace, Alecost and Bible...

Creeping Thyme - The Scented Ground Cover Resilient and reliable hardy, soft ornamental used for paths, rock gardens, or containers. Details Thick, spreading, ground cover with rosy pink flowers and oblong leaves with a lemony scent. One of the...

Crystalline Iceplant - The Caviar of Edible Flowers  This is the new pop-star of the gourmet chef world. Used as an edible garnish for anything from steak tartare to sushi. The uses of the edible flowers and succulent leaves are only limited by...

Culantro - Perennial Coriander Also called long coriander or Mexican coriander in English and samat, cilantro habanero, cilantro ancho, cilantro cimarron, alcapate, or recao in Spanish, it is often mistaken for its close...

Cumin - Spice of the Nile A member of the carrot family, cumin has a along history dating back to the Persians, Egyptians and Hebrews.  Details This small annual herb has slender, dark green leaves that are divided into narrow segments with white...

Dukat Dill - Sweet Golden Flavor Aromatic annual has blue-green, threadlike foliage and umbels of summer flowers, followed by heads of oval seeds. Details Outstanding production of large, lush foliage. Bred for its sweetly aromatic essential oil...