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Herb Information Guides
Check out the following herb plant guides for information on growing culinary herbs. Discover the plant characteristics that will help you identify herbs, find out the uses of different herbs, see images of herbs, and get links for buying seeds or plants.
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Herb Articles
- Anise Hyssop For Licorice-Tasting Herbal Tea
- Bee Balm A Beautiful Garden Herb Called Oswego Tea
- Borage A Beautiful Garnish With A Cucumber Taste
- Burnet Fresh Cucumber Substitute For Salads
- Calendula The Orange Yellow Marigold For Making Herbal Tea
- Catnip Kitty’s Garden Plant For Herbal Tea
- Echinacea A Soothing Herbal Tea For Wintertime
- Evening Primrose Night Flowering Arthritis Treatment
- Extract Flavors of Fresh Onion and Celery With Cooking Oil
- Feverfew Leaves May Prevent Migraine Headaches
- Germander A Toxic Herb Best Left In The Garden
- Herbal Extracts Are Easy To Make In Your Kitchen
- Hyssop Flavors Foods Liqueurs and Herbal Teas
- Lemon Verbena Lends A Citrus Flavor To Food And Drink
- Lovage An Herbal Substitute For Celery
- Nasturtium Peppery Leaves Edible Flowers Substitute Capers
- Poultry Stuffing Recipe Flavored With Onions and Celery
- Saint John’s Wort An Herbal Tea For Depression
- Santolina Herb For Dry Gardens Repels Insects
- Scented Geraniums Flavor Sweets Pies and Herbal Teas
- Sorrel Early Spring Green Makes Tasty Soup
- Southernwood Leaves Repel Insects and Freshen the Air
- Speedwell Leaves In A Spring Salad Of Greens
- Szechuan Pepper Numbs the Tongue
- Tansy Golden Buttons Homemade Insect Repellent
- Vegetables For Flavoring Soup Stock
- Watercress Leaves Make A Tangy Mustard-Flavored Salad
Tag Archives: seeds
Herb and Seed Online Store Opening Soon
We’re excited to announce that we’ll be opening an online herb and seed store in the next couple of weeks. Things are in a testing phase right now, but when we have the ‘all clear’ signal from the developers we’ll … Continue reading
Start Seed Planting Indoors with Oven-Sterilized Soil
Start planting seeds indoors now to take advantage of the entire growing season. Some flowering plants may need to be planted 6, 8 or even 10 weeks before the last frost date for your area. Perennials may not have enough … Continue reading