| Plant Name |
Growing
Information* |
Description |
Purchase |
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Tansy |
P |
Grow around foundations. Great ant repellent. Dye plant. |
$3.00
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Tarragon, French
‘Artemisia dracunculus sativa’ |
P FS/PS |
This is the true
tarragon which cannot be started by seed. Licorice-anise flavored
leaves lend themselves well to vinegars, salads, and roasting. Grows
well in sun and partial shade with moderate moisture. |
$3.50
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Thyme, Creeping Lemon ‘Thymus pulegioides Lemon’ |
P FS/PS |
Aggressive
creeper with a pungent lemon flavor. Fantastic for planting between
stepping stones or in low containers with other low creeping herbs. |
$3.50
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Thyme, English ‘Thymus vulgaris’ |
P FS/PS |
Broad dark, green leaves with robust flavor. This is the common
thyme grown for cooking |
$3.00
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Thyme, Golden Lemon ‘Thymus x citriodorus ‘Aureus’ |
P FS/PS |
Golden variegations along leaf edge with a clear lemon flavor, gives
this thyme its name. Robust growth. |
$3.00
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Valerian ‘Valeriana officinalis’ |
P PS/S |
Grown for its sedative quality. Roots are harvested in second or
third year and made into tinctures and teas. |
$3.50
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Wormwood, Sweet Annie ‘Artemisia annua’ |
Self-seeding Annual |
Self seeding annual that can grow to 8’. Sweetly scented, ferny
foliage in summer with golden seed heads appearing in fall. Used in
wreath making and floral crafting. However, Sweet Annie is reported
to be showing success as an anti-malarial. |
$3.00
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