Bringing Herbs to Life
Shipping begins March 12,
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Almond Verbena 'Aloysia virgata' Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Sweet Almond Bush is a kissing cousin to the more commonly known Lemon Verbena. Sweet almond scented leaves with white wispy blossoms. Grows into shrub-like bush. Similar to butterfly bushes. |
$4.50 ADD TO CART |
Aloe |
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Large succulent which when cut open provides healing and cooling gel.
TP
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$3.50 |
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Angelica |
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Tall, bold plant which blooms in its second year. All parts of the plant are edible as a vegetable or in a tea. |
$3.50 |
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Anise Hyssop |
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Attractive to hummingbirds, butterflies and bees this licorice flavored tea plant sends out spikes of lavender colored blooms. Ht. to 4' P FS/PS |
$3.50 |
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Basil, Amethyst 'Ocimum basilicum' |
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Dark purple foliage with large downturned leaves much like Genovese. A jewel in the garden. | $3.50 ADD TO CART |
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Basil, Cinnamon Ocimum basilicum Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Spicy with a cinnamon scent and flavor. Great in teas, salads and herbal jellies. A FS | $3.50 ADD TO CART |
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Basil, Genovese ‘Ocimum basilicum Genovese’ Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Large leafed variety with excellent flavor. If one basil is grown in the garden, this should be it. A favorite for pesto, Italian sauces, and in salads. Removing the blooms throughout the season will prolong production of leaves. A FS | $3.50 ADD TO CART |
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Basil, Lemon Ocimum basilicum Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Medium leafed variety with true lemon flavor. Great with fish, chicken and in tea. A FS |
$3.50 ADD TO CART |
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Basil, Lettuce Leaf |
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Large crinkly leafed basil with sweet flavor. Excellent torn up in salads, pesto and in tomato sauces. A FS |
$3.50 ADD TO CART |
Basil, Licorice 'Ocimum basilicum' |
Anise flavored
basil well suited for salads, fruit and tea. Full sun. |
$3.50
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Basil, Lime |
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"Put the lime in the coconut and drink it all up". Strong lime scent and flavor. Sky's the limit on this one. |
$3.50 |
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Basil, Tulsi “Holy Basil” ‘Ocimum sanctum’
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The true sacred basil that is grown around the temples of India. Edible and medicinal. A FS |
$4.50 |
Basil, Red Rubin ‘Ocimum basilicum Rubin' Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Dark reddish purple basil with pinkish blooms. Spicy flavor.
A FS |
$3.50 ADD TO CART |
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Basil, Spicy Globe |
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Tiny spicy scented leaves on a compact plant. |
$3.50 |
Basil, Sweet ‘Ocimum basilicum’ Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
This is Possum Creek’s favorite basil. Mildly flavored which compliments many recipes.
A FS |
$3.50 ADD TO CART |
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Basil, Thai Ocimum sp. Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Spicy flavored, dark leaf basil which lends itself to teas and culinary dishes. A FS |
$3.50 ADD TO CART |
Bay, Sweet 'Laurus nobilis' Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Used in culinary dishes and medicinally. Grows slowly to 25'. Prefers full sun but will take shade during afternoon heat.
TP FS |
$5.50 ADD TO CART |
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Bee Balm Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Blossoms are often used in teas. Loved by bees, butterflies and humingbirds. Spreads easily. P PS | $3.50 ADD TO CART |
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Borage Borago officinalis Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Beautiful blue blooms in early summer. Add leaves and blooms to iced drinks and teas. A PS/S |
$3.50 ADD TO CART |
Butterfly Bush ‘Buddleia davidii Bi Color’ Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Perennial flowering shrub that has both light pink and light lavender blooms on the same stem.
FS/PS |
$4.50 ADD TO CART |
Butterfly Bush ‘Buddleia davidii Butterfly Heaven’ Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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12” long lilac- purple highly fragrant blooms (first Butterfly Bush that is truly scented). New foliage is silvery green while more mature foliage is green.
FS/PS |
$4.50 ADD TO CART |
* Legend A – Annual which produces foliage, flowers and seeds in one season. Annuals do not survive for more than one year nor in temperatures below forty degrees. B – Biennial which produces foliage in the first year and flowers and dies in the second year. Biennials often reseed producing another crop. P –Perennials are plants which come back after freezing temperatures and thrive throughout the year usually going dormant in winter. TP – Tender perennial are plants that may suffer some damage to cold temps. FS – Full Sun PS/S – Partial |
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