Rumex acetosa The herbal lemony flavor of sorrel makes a great addition to salads, sauces, or soups. A famed companion to fish. Will produce the most tender leaves in cool...
Spilanthes acmella Multicolored pompom flower heads look like living cartoons. Popularly used for an anti-viral, anti-fungal, immune enhancer which has a numbing effect in the mouth. Easy-to-grow by direct seed....
Hypericum perforatum Yellow flowering herb often used for landscaping grows up to 3' tall. Used to enhance mental well-being. Seeds benefit from cold stratification. Needs light to germinate so sow on soil...
Urtica dioica Drying or cooking eliminates the sting, and the attractive plants have a long history of use in herbal medicine. Young shoots taste like spinach and are rich in...
Satureja hortensis A delicious and easy to grow herb that was once very popular and is now a well-kept secret. The spicy lavender flavor goes wonderfully with beans and salads....
Hibiscus sabdariffa Make tea or jam from the tart flower calyxes and eat the lemony flowered leaves in salads or stir fries. Culinary, medicinal, and ornamental! Needs a long, warm...
Expected to be back in stock by June Thymus vulgaris A garden staple, thyme has too many uses to list! Growing up to 8" tall this variety produces wonderful aromatic...
Thymus serpyllum Planting Creeping Thyme seeds in your garden will provide you with a beautiful, walkable ground cover. A lovely choice for planting between stepping stones, in rock gardens, or...
Thymus praecox The perfect creeping thyme for creating a scented walkway. Can be used for culinary purposes although it has a milder flavor than other thymes. For best growth, sow...
Valeriana officinalis Sweetly scented pink or yellow flowers appear in the second year. Believed to have strong sedative effects. Prefers moist, well drained soil. Seeds benefit from cold stratification. Needs...
Achillea millefolium White yarrow seeds give rise to 2-3’ tall perennial plants with beautiful, dense clusters of snow white flowers and fine, ferny leaves. Some Native American peoples call yarrow...