Herbs
Culinary and medicinal herbs. From soft annuals to woody perennials that survive Utah winters.
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Basil
$5
Italian
Large-leaf classic. Pesto-ready.
Basil
$5
Sweet
The kitchen workhorse. Pick often to keep it producing.
Catnip
$5
Lemon
Lemon-scented catnip. The cats approve.
Chives
$5
Fine Leaf
Chives (Fine Leaf). A kitchen herb that wants rich soil and steady water. Pinch it back regularly — the more you cut, the more it gives.
Chives
$5
Garlic
Chives (Garlic). Slow grower; long memory. Plant it, mulch it, and forget about it until late summer.
Horehound
$5
Common
Horehound (Common). A kitchen-garden herb grown in our greenhouses. Plain start, hardened off before it goes home.
Mint
$5
Apple
Mild and fruity. Great in iced tea.
Mint
$5
Chocolate Chocolate
A deep chocolate-scented mint. Yes it’s real. Yes it’s delicious.
Mint
$5
Mojito
Softer, sweeter mint — the one the cocktail is named after.
Mint
$5
Peppermint
Cool, crisp, and aggressive. Grow it in a pot.
Mint
$5
Spearmint
The classic mint. Grow it in a pot (we mean it).
Mint
$5
Yerba Buena
Mint (Yerba Buena). Grow it in a pot. We mean it. It will take the bed.
Parsley
$5
Italian
Parsley (Italian). A kitchen herb that wants rich soil and steady water. Pinch it back regularly — the more you cut, the more it gives.
Rosemary
$5
Common
Rosemary (Common). Mediterranean by temperament. Lean soil, sharp drainage, and full sun. Once it is settled it will outlive most of your shrubs.
Sage
$5
Berggarten
Broad-leaved, non-flowering German sage. Our favorite for cooking.
Sage
$5
Purple
Sage (Purple). Mediterranean by temperament. Lean soil, sharp drainage, and full sun. Once it is settled it will outlive most of your shrubs.
Sage
$5
Tricolor
Culinary sage with pink, cream, and green leaves. Ornamental and useful.
Sorrel
$5
French
Tart, lemony greens. Underrated in salad and soup.
Tansy
$5
Common
Tansy (Common). A kitchen-garden herb grown in our greenhouses. Plain start, hardened off before it goes home.
Tarragon
$5
French
Tarragon (French). Mediterranean by temperament. Lean soil, sharp drainage, and full sun. Once it is settled it will outlive most of your shrubs.
Valerian
$5
Common
An old-world herb with tall flower spikes and calming roots.
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