| Plant Name |
Growing
Information* |
Description |
Purchase |
Calendula ‘officinalis’ |
An annual in northern climates but may winter over in very southern regions. |
Petals are edible and are often added to salads, vegetable dishes and blended into butters. Used as a substitute for the more expensive saffron. Medicinally, Calendula is a healing herb often helping wounds and scars to heal. Definitely a must have for the first aid kit.
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$3.00
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| Catmint ‘nepeta Walker’s Low’
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Low growing and very fragrant herb often enjoyed by cats and kittens. More gently fragranced than common catnip almost mint-like. Beautiful pinkish-lavender colored blossoms. Perennial of the Year 2006. |
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Catnip
Nepeta cataria |
P |
Loved by the kitties. Makes a great
tea for people too. |
$3.00
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Chamomile, German ‘Matricaria recutita’
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Reseeding Annual
PS/S
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Very prolific bloomer. This herb makes a fantastic and relaxing tea. |
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Chamomile, Roman ‘Anthemis nobilis’ |
PS/S |
Traditional ground cover. Can be cut like grass. This plant is great for erosion control or in an area where grass does not grow well. |
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Chive, Fine Leaf ‘Allium schoenoprasum’ |
P / FS/ PS |
Thinly speared with a delicate onion flavor. Often is one of the first herbs to pop up in spring. Blossoms are used in salads and vinegars |
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Chive, Garlic ‘Allium tuberosum’ |
P / FS/ PS |
Flat leaf speared shaped blades. Delicate garlic flavor with white blossoms. |
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Dill Spring 2011 |
Self Seeding
Annual |
Herb of the Year!
Foliage is used in salads, sauces and tea. Seeds for pickles. |
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