Rare Herbs

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...

Epazote – Meet the Wild Child of Your Herb Garden There is an annual Mexican herb whose scent is like a wild symphony – the initial hit can be intensely peppery or citrusy, followed by a lingering mix of mint, oregano, a touch of savory...

Navajo/Hopi Tea - Revered Ancient Plant of Many Uses Greenthread or Navajo/Hopi Tea is a cherished, beautifully hardy native herb that thrives in harsh conditions while generously sharing its abundant gifts. This short-lived perennial is native to North...

Papalo/Quilquiña/Papaloquelite – From South American Gardens to Your Kitchen  Picture a citrusy twist, a hint of arugula, and a burst of fresh cilantro-like tang encapsulated in one magnificent, oversized leaf. This is Papalo, an...

Rampion - Shakespeare’s Salad Greens Rampion – sometimes called ramps in Europe where they are native – is one of the earliest wild edibles to emerge in spring. It is a biennial with soft leaves and a delicious crunchy...

Sculpit/Stridolo - From Italian Fields to Your Garden Sometimes, a single bite can spark an epiphany. For us, that moment happened at Slow Food's Terra Madre gathering in Turin, Italy, in 2012. Amidst incredible foods, one dish stood out: handmade...

Szechuan Buttons – Effervescent, Champagne-like Zing These bright yellow and red gumdrop-shaped flowers offer a memorable experience no other herb can provide. Prepare to be captivated by a flavor that seizes your taste buds and stops you in your...