Bringing Herbs to Life
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Lavender |
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By and far the sweetest true lavender. P FS/PS |
$3.50 |
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Lavender dentata ‘French’
Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Gray serrated leaves with dark violet blossoms. Benefits from a
mulch of white gravel. P FS/PS |
$3.50 |
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Lavender x intermedia ‘Grosso’ Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Commercially used in production of perfume. Violet blooms. P FS/PS. Ht. to 30". |
$3.50 |
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Lavender angustifolia ‘ Hidcote’ Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Silver-gray foliage with violet blooms. Prolific grower.
P FS/PS |
$3.50 |
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Lavender x intermedia ‘Provence’ |
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Gray foliage with light lavender blooms on long stems. Benefits from
a mulch of white gravel.
P FS/PS |
$3.50 |
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Lavender stoechas ‘Spanish' |
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Gray green, serrated edged leaves with dark purple blooms sitting
atop short stems. P FS/PS |
$3.50 |
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Lemon Balm Available Spring 2012. Order Now. |
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Fresh lemon scent and flavor makes this plant a must for every
garden. Leaves are used in calming teas.
P FS/PS |
$3.50 |
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Lemon Grass ‘Cymbopogon citratus’
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Lemon scented grass used in Asian cooking. Leaves are used to flavor
fish, curries, and broths. Does not winter over well in northern
climates. TP FS/PS |
$4.50 |
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Lemon Verbena ‘Aloysia triphylla’ |
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Lemon scented leaves are delicious in teas. True
lemon flavor and scent.
TP FS/PS |
$4.50 |
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Lovage ‘Levisticum officinale’ |
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This plant has to be one of our most favorite herbs.
Lovage is a dark green “parsley” looking herb on tall stems.
Perfect in soups, stews, vinegars,
butters, salads and as a stir stick in Bloody Marys. It grows well
in a sunny location in well drained soil.
P FS/PS |
$3.50 |
* 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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