Edible Garden Herb Plants For Sale In New Hampshire

These days most often used in Filipino, Latin American and Mediterranean cuisine, oregano is a fantastic addition to pizza, meat marinades, veggie dishes and more. Grow fresh Oregano at home.

Sage enhances pork, lamb, meats and sausages, as well as your Thanksgiving stuffing. Garden Sage from Proven Selections has a distinct pine-like aroma and flavor so intense that only a dash is needed to add flavor to a dish.

Good choice for containers. Use to add green to winter gardens in warm regions. Frost tolerant. Deep green curly leaves blend flavor and good looks. Grow in fertile, well-drained soil.

Use your lavender in baked goods or simply keep it around to whip your decor into shape. The plant's oil is known to have antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. A member of the mint family, lavender has aroma so fantastic, you'll want to break out...

Aromatic foliage adds flavor when simmered in soups or stews, simply remove leaves before serving. Keep the container in a dark, dry place. Harvesting Leaves: By hand, simply pick single bay leaves to use at any time.

Just plant the included organic seeds, add water, and watch your plant grow. Each Garden in a Can comes ready to grow with nutrient-rich soil, organic fertilizer and biochar for moisture control.

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It is good for growing in raised beds and containers and is great fresh or dried. It also is lovely as a decorative plant in the garden and attracts butterflies. Flat Leaf Parsley from Proven Selections has a mild but deep flavor that is far superior...

Everything you need to get your plants off to a great start! Sow about four times their diameter in depth and press the soil down firmly. Planting guide: When growing herbs outside, seeds should be started indoors in boxes and transplanted to the open...

Intensely flavored, but tiny leaves. Clip tender stem tips often to toss into dishes. Good for containers. Perennial in zones 5 to 9. Strip leaves from older woody stems. Evergreen in much of its hardiness range.

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

A special blend of perlite, pea pebbles and organic soil creates a self-watering system, so all you need to do is water up to the rock line once a week and you'll be enjoying freshly grown herbs right in your own kitchen.

Prepare yourself for a spicy liftoff with chili pepper and a Click and Grow indoor herb garden. The plant prefers sunny spots, and though the peppers take time to fully ripen, its beautiful and delicious harvest is well worth the short wait.

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

Leaves resemble cilantro in appearance. Flat leaves packed with parsley flavor hold up better in cooking than its curly cousin. Good choice for containers. Winter hardy in zones 7 to 10.

Real strawberry fruits = the taste of summer even in the winter. In your garden, the wild strawberry will grow little berries for eating and freshening up old recipes. Eaten since the Stone Age, wild strawberries are known to help the nervous system,...

It is a strong grower and will certainly bring you a lot of joy. Due to its properties as an antiseptic, cough reliever and expectorant, it is commonly used as an aromatic herb and medicinal plant.

Shorter version of dill ideal for containers. All-America selections winner. Excellent pollinator-attracting plant. Harvest leaves or grow for seeds. Fern-like leaves bring big flavor to dishes.

Native to Europe, the Middle East, and parts of Asia, catnip's unusual flowers and useful leaves will be a big win for your indoor garden. Though a relaxing herbal remedy for humans, it gives felines a wild boost of energy.

Perennial in zones 3 to 11. Mint wanders in the garden and can take over. Best growth occurs in moist, fertile soil, but plants tolerate drier spots. Bright green leaves boast minty fragrance and flavor.

Each Garden in a Can comes ready to grow with nutrient rich soil, organic fertilizer and biochar for moisture control. Garden in a Can comes in a 100% recyclable can that fits perfectly on the kitchen windowsill.

Also called Texas tarragon. Narrow leaves have anise flavor. Grow in light, well-drained soil. Good choice for butterfly garden and containers. Marigold-like blooms have edible petals.

Everything you need to get your plants off to a great start! Sow about four times their diameter in depth and press the soil down firmly. Planting guide: When growing herbs outside, seeds should be started indoors in boxes and transplanted to the open...

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

It is a perennial and attracts butterflies. Aromatic Thyme from Proven Selections is the most adaptable herb in your home and garden, cascading wherever you plant it. Grow in gardens, raised beds and containers and use fresh or dried.

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

Bees love it, like other types of mint, lemon balm spreads quickly, so you may prefer to plant it in a container. Excellent complement to poultry and fish and makes a refreshing tea.