Edible Garden Herb Plants For Sale In District Of Columbia

This vitamin-rich herb keeps its flavor even when heated. Thyme is often used to make calming, medicinal teas and will freshen up the air of any room. Thyme is one of the best herbs for adding zest to meat, fish, marinades, mushrooms, eggs, beans, potatoes...

Open the can and plant the included organic seeds in the soil 2. Garden-in-a-Cans come in 4 organic varieties: Basil, Cilantro, Dill and Sage. Just add sun and water. No messy drainage holes.

Also called Texas tarragon. Good substitute for Russian tarragon in humid regions. Narrow leaves have anise flavor. Good choice for butterfly garden and containers. Marigold-like blooms have edible petals.

It adds a sweet flavor and is commonly used in Italian cooking. Fennel is a popular herb used in many dishes including salads, fish and sauces.

Attractive to dogs and cats. Perfect to grow in containers indoors or in outdoor beds for pets to enjoy. Easy-to-grow grass is also known as intermediate wheatgrass, which was originally an Asian pasture grass introduced to the U.S. for pasture and fodder.

Also known as Impatiens, Busy Lizzies are a riot of color. Known for their vivid red, fuchsia, orange, white and purple flowers, Busy Lizzie is popular for its minimal maintenance needs and maximally pleasing appearance.

These are perfect to keep on your kitchen tabletop or on the windowsill because they don't require draining. Just water, give it some sun, and watch it grow. Our Ready To Grow herb jars were created with the urban farmer in mind.

With leaves that erupt in a wide array of rich hues, from yellow to red to purple, painted nettle is a complete masterpiece. Grow and you'll enjoy. Ideal for putting a little color into your world, painted nettle is an unusually vibrant plant.

By adding homegrown fresh mini tomatoes in your salads, cocktails and sandwiches, you're already winning the health game. Perfect fresh addition to home gourmet food Mini tomato is easy to grow in your Click and Grow indoor garden.

A wildflower native to many of the world's warm, equatorial regions, Cockscomb will be a feather in your cap when it comes to great-looking gardens. Ready to impress with its bright, unusual flowers, this plant will add joy to whatever sill or desk you...

This herb is also available in the Herb Collection. Sow about four times their diameter in depth and press the soil down firmly. Everything you need to get your plants off to a great start!

It is delicious when used fresh in vegetables, Italian dishes, grilling, roasting, stocks and stews. Grow in gardens, raised beds and containers and use fresh or dried. It is a perennial and attracts butterflies.

Flat leaves packed with parsley flavor hold up better in cooking than its curly cousin. Winter hardy in zones 7 to 10. Use to add green to winter gardens in warm regions. Leaves resemble cilantro in appearance.

Sorrel has a unique lemony flavor due to the high oxalic acid content (so if you have kidney or bladder stones, this is not one for you). It is also incredibly heat-tolerant (although you do need to keep it well-watered) - it didn't bolt like my regular...

This herb is also available in the Herb Collection. Sow about four times their diameter in depth and press the soil down firmly. Everything you need to get your plants off to a great start!

When you poke or shake them, they temporarily fold in to keep themselves out of your reach. Native to South and Central America, mimosa grows quickly and is, some say, even more entertaining than a movie marathon.

Native to the highlands of Central Mexico, these flowers double as a favored spice in Georgian cuisine. It's even used to enhance or replace saffron. Exploding with fiery petals, French marigolds top the charts of good-looking plants.

Aromatic leaves are a favorite for felines. Leaves good for tea. Plant in full sun in containers. Member of the mint family that drives cats wild. Perennial herb in zones 4-10. Produces clusters of white flowers with purple dots that attract pollinators.

Versatile plant with a variety of uses: in the middle or back of the perennial border, in the cottage garden, as a foundation plant, and in many other situations. Tall stems in late summer.

They may also be sown out of doors in the spring or summer and later moved to their permanent location. Early spring planting should be started indoors in boxes and transplanted to the open ground as soon as the soil can be worked.

Clip stems early in the season to promote bushiness. Mint wanders in the garden and can take over. Perennial in zones 3 to 11. Best growth occurs in moist, fertile soil, but plants tolerate drier spots.

Lemon flavored leaves. Good ground cover herb. Clip tender stem tips often. Good for containers. Strip leaves from older woody stems. Perennial in zones 7 to 9. Use in any dish calling for lemon flavor.

85 days to maturity. Hardy and easily grown. Thin to 5 inches apart, and draw the earth about them when cultivating. The edible stems are 6 to 8 inches in length and about 1 inch in diameter.

It is great fresh or dried in soups, sauces, salads, vinegar and spreads. Grow in gardens, raised beds, containers or use as cut foliage. It is a perennial and attracts butterflies.

With this historical tree in your garden, you'll experience the wonder of seeing a tree be born. Start with the majestic Spruce. Guilt-free Christmas trees. Make the world greener tree-by-tree.

It's intense scent and flavor, deep green color and nutritional properties truly make it an herbal superhero. Parsley is actually the world's most popular herb. It's bulked up with vitamin C, B 12, K and A.

Traditional basil-anise flavor. Grow in fertile soil that drains well. Good choice for containers. Makes a nice addition to beds for a pop of color. Deep purple leaves, stems and flowers.