We
love to grow kitchen herbs in our
garden. Having some planters near
the back door is a great way to
easily snip some while making meals.
Herbs are a healthy, easy way to
enhance the flavor of even the simplest
dish. Herbs also attract a lot of
beneficial pollinators to your garden.
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all year round. There’s no messy
soil to change; plant roots are
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Traditional favorite flavoring for holiday stuffing.
This
upright, bushy cultivar grows 26
inches high and 10 to 14 inches
wide. The narrow, ovate, light green
leaves reach 2 inches long. Small
terminal racemes of white flowers
are followed by lemon-scented seeds.
Basil Lemon Sweet Dani Park Seed
Scatter
these little balls of clay in your
garden and watch each one sprout
a bouquet of fresh herbs. The clay
gradually absorbs moisture, protecting
seeds as they germinate. Each ball
covers about one square foot. Includes
chives, thyme, parsley and basil.
Herb Garden Seed Balls
An Evergreen Perennial with Delicious
Flavor! Sage is terrific in stuffing,
cheese, and meat dishes, and is
a main source of flavor in sausages.
Introduced to North America in the
17th century, Sage has been used
over the centuries for a wide variety
of medicinal purposes.
Organic Sage Park Seed
The Earliest and Most Delicious!
Pick the leaves and harvest the
seeds! Dill combines the two flavors
and smells of parsley and caraway
into one herb! The cooling, aromatic
foliage and seeds are used in a
wide range of dishes, especially
those with eggs, potatoes, fish,
and pickling cucumbers. Organic
Dill Bouquet Park Seed
Highly Aromatic, Spreading Plant
is a Garden Joy! This 3-foot-tall
plant really takes off, perfuming
the air and offering great flavoring
for jellies. Sweetly aromatic spearmint
can be used in both cooking -- in
the well-known mint jelly and sauces
-- and in potpourri and other fragrant
decorative items.
Spearmint Park Seed
This Long-Lived Perennial is a Mainstay
of American Cuisine! Small grayish
leaves and tiny summer blooms are
attractive in the perennial border
or herb garden! Thyme is essential
in French cooking, as well as in
almost any American dish, including
casseroles, most vegetables, soups,
stuffings, and sauces. English
Thyme Park Seed
Chives' fine, tubular leaves impart
a delicate onion flavor to cooking.
Beyond cooking with chives, the
plants are great garden companion
plants to repel insect pests. The
one must-have kitchen herb, chives
are perfect for almost any savory
dish. Snip the leaves in bunches
at the base of the plant, then chop
and use fresh or freeze for year-round
use.
Chives Park Seed
Slow to Bolt! Harvest the leaves
(cilantro) and the seeds (coriander)
of this versatile herb for varied
culinary treats. This annual herb
has an unmistakable strong, sharp
scent and taste that has become
the staple ingredient in salsa and
other Mexican dishes.
Organic Cilantro Longstanding Park
Seed
You
get Dill, English Thyme, Greek Oregano,
Chives, Spearmint, Sweet Marjoram,
Basil, Parsley, and Cilantro. What
a bargain! This collection gives
you just about every culinary herb
you'll need for a season of delicious,
aromatic eating -- for less than
you'd pay for three or four "fresh"
bunches at the supermarket!
Park's Culinary Herb Garden
Pungently aromatic, oregano is one
of the most important herbs of Italian,
Greek and Mexican cooking. Mainly
used dry, the flavor is strong enough
to stand up to bold flavors like
tomatoes, onion, garlic and beef.
Interestingly, the oil is often
a little known ingredient in men's
colognes.
Oregano Park Seed
An Evergreen Carpet of Fragrant
Green! If you have ever dreamed
about growing a chamomile lawn,
this is the variety to try! Just
like German chamomile, Roman chamomile
flowers are used in herbal teas.
More often, though, Roman chamomile
is used as an unusual, aromatic
groundcover.
Roman Chamomile Park Seed
