Herbs

HERBS

Herb Growing Tips

There are both annual and perennial herbs. The perennial herbs return year after year and can form the structure of your herb garden. Annuals can be snipped heavily all summer and completely cleared of leaves before frost kills them.
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Arnica
Basil Lemon
Basil Sweet Genovese

Arnica


Used throughout Europe and North America since the 1500's as a cream or ointment.
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Basil (Lemon)


Intense citrus scent, excellent for seafood recipes and also making flavored vinegars.
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Basil (Sweet Genovese)


This is the classic Italian sweet basil, large leaves, wonderful aroma and spicy flavor.
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Black Cohosh
Boneset
Calendula

Black Cohosh


An excellent remedy to provide comfort during times of menstrual periods.
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Boneset


Great remedy for treating symptoms of influenza, and helpful for aches and pains.
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Calendula


Known for having anti-inflammatory, antiviral and antibacterial effects.
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Catnip
Chamomile
Chicory

Catnip


A natural sedative that helps to ease digestion, colic and diarrhea.
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Chamomile


One of the oldest and favorites in any garden for its soothing power and calming effect.
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Chicory


Traditionally used as an additive to coffee, or as a substitute for coffee.
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Chives
Cilantro
Comfrey

Chives


Chive plants are very ornamental and make a great addition to any herb gardens.
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Cilantro


One of the most widely used culinary herbs in the whole world.
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Comfrey


Great first aid for external treatment for wounds and to reduce inflammation.
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Dill
Evening Primrose
Feverfew

Dill


No garden is complete without a dill patch. Essential ingredient for pickling.
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Evening Primrose


Great for eczema, dermatitis and skin allergies. Can also help with nerve problems.
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Feverfew


Native to southeastern Europe, the migraine reliever is now widespread over the world.
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Fennel
Hyssop
Lavender

Fennel


Used by Chinese for centuries to treat hernia, indigestion and abdominal pain.
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Hyssop


Mentioned in the Bible, is an excellent expectorant and stimulant.
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Lavender


A natural remedy for insomnia, anxiety, depression and is known for its soothing effect.
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Lemon Balm
Marshmallow
Oregano

Lemon Balm


Member of the mint family, used to treat sleep disorders when brewed as a tea.
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Marshmallow


Used to treat asthma, bronchitis, sore throat, cough and even the common cold.
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Oregano


An essential Italian herb for any garden. Great for tomato sauces.
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Parsley Italian
Parsley Triple Curled
Peppermint

Parsley (Italian)


Large plants provide a constant supply of fresh parsley. Prized by Italian chefs.
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Parsley (Triple Curled)


Will hold in the garden at a usable state for months, until it is covered with snowfall.
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Peppermint


Classic culinary herb, strongly aromatic. Great for cooking, drinks, teas, baking and more.
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Purple Coneflower
Rosemary
Sage

Purple Coneflower


Used for more than 400 years to treat infections, wounds and even malaria.
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Rosemary


Used for indigestion, to treat muscle pain and arthritis, and to improve circulation.
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Sage


Widely used for flavoring meat, cheese and dishes. Beautiful foliage and mauve flowers.
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Thyme
Valerian
Yarrow

Thyme


Extremely versatile herb used extensively for seasoning meats and vegetables.
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Valerian


Natural anti-anxiety remedy. Also useful for treating headaches, even migraines.
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Yarrow


Used to treat minor bleeding, inflammation fever and infection.
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Purple Dark Opal Basil

Purple Dark Opal Basil


Intense citrus scent, excellent for seafood recipes.
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