Herbs Seeds For Sale In South Korea

Packet is 20 multi-seed pellets. Even if it were not so delicious, dill would be a valuable addition to the garden, both for its attractive umbrella-like flowers and its ability to attract beneficial insects that prey on aphids and other destructive pests...

Begin about 6 to 8 weeks before last scheduled frost; the seeds will germinate in 5 to 10 days. Mulch the plants to retain moisture, and water heavily during dry spells. You can cut the leaves as you need them, all season long -- they regrow quickly,...

Surround vulnerable plants with it, or scatter it throughout the annual bed or cutting garden, so that it can share both its fragrance and its pest-fighting ability with the whole planting! And be sure to pot up a few Lettuce Leaf plants to perfume the...

Each flower is 1 1/2 to 2 inches across, packed with color as well as scent. Just a foot or so high, it quickly forms a dense, rounded plant that covers itself in blooms all summer long.

Pkt is 100 seeds. Use it to impart a unique gourmet flavor to fish and chicken dishes, vinegars, dressings, sauces, and herb oils. Drying is also useful, though there will be some flavor loss.

It reaches about 18 inches high and 12 inches wide, and needs no staking or supports. It also sets small red fruits in late summer and fall that taste a bit like mulberries and are lovely fresh or canned.

It resists frost and will multiply over time in most climates, so be sure to leave the white bulbs intact at the base of the plant after harvesting the green stems. The dense, dark green foliage is delicious, the habit is perennial, and if you leave a...

Cut just what you need for the next meal; each leaf that is severed stimulates production of more foliage, so a single plant can keep producing over a long season. Start seeds indoors 3 to 4 weeks before last frost.

Hold off on fertilizers that contain nitrogen, which could reduce the flavor of the leaves and seeds. Let them set seed and you have Coriander too! Just 12 to 18 inches high and wide, this powerhouse concentrates all its energy on producing masses of...

This vigorous variety is so compact that it is also suitable for container use, even if you let it mature to full size to harvest its bulb. 60 days from direct-sowing; 30 days from transplanting.

If you're growing them in a pot for the kitchen window, select a container that is long and narrow rather than wide and shallow, to give the root room to run. Parsley makes a fine companion to flowering plants in the annual bed and containers, as well...

When the seedlings are 4 weeks old, transplant them into rows about 18 inches apart, in full sun to dappled shade and loose, rich soil. This plant reaches about 2 1/2 feet tall and 1 foot wide, with leaves best cut at 2 to 3 inches long.

Let it grow up a bit taller before the nibbling begins, and it will regrow reliably several times during the season. 7 days to tender sprouts This beautiful striped grass is the best thing you can add to your cat's diet -- and it looks mighty pretty on...

Dense and well-branched, it's ornamental enough to put in the flowering annual bed as well as the herb garden! Parsley seeds take a while to get going, so you may want to soak them overnight before sowing.

Mulch the plants to retain moisture, water heavily during dry spells, and harvest the plant before the cold weather sets in. This open-pollinated, untreated seed has none of the chemicals found in some commercially grown hybrids.

Italian Plain Leaf is a great cut-and-come-again variety, a staple of your kitchen herb garden that you will appreciate all season long. The large, flat leaves mince easily, and can be snipped in seconds Parsley is a biennial, but the second year the...

This simple treatment will result in much more dense, attractive, and healthy plants all season long. (Yes: they are not the quickest to sprout, so schedule accordingly!) Once sprouted, they thrive in high light or full sun.

Spikes of ½-inch pink to white flowers appear in summer; their arrival can diminish the flavor of the foliage, so pinch off the first buds to delay flowering if you want a larger culinary harvest.

It blooms lightly in late spring, then heavily in early fall, the super-bright yellow ½-inch blooms held in clusters atop the foliage. A great choice for containers, the herb or vegetable garden, or annual beds, Mexican Tarragon is very easy to grow.

If you are direct-sowing, wait until the soil has thoroughly warmed up in spring. Mulch the plants to retain moisture, and water heavily during dry spells. And it makes such a bushy, well-branched ball of foliage that it looks like an ornamental addition...

Space plants 12 to 18 inches apart in the bed or border for dense coverage, and if you are growing rosemary where it is perennial, shear it back in late winter to encourage even more branching and a symmetrical, pleasing shape.

We have selected varieties for the ProEasy Herb collection based on their superior performance in a range of climates and garden conditions. These varieties are all open-pollinated, untreated seed, with none of the chemicals found in some commercially...

Freelander Mix makes a fine edging for the herb or vegetable garden as well as the perennial border, its colors and insect-attracting abilities adding both usefulness and beauty to the garden.

Many pollinating insects are also pest-fighters, driving out destructive insects that might otherwise prey on the garden. Enjoy the winged visitors this mix will bring into your garden! Pkt is 100 seeds.

Milkweed (Asclepias species) is the only food source for Monarchs in their caterpillar state, and any garden devoted to butterflies will have Milkweed in abundance. Nourish Monarch butterflies in your garden by sowing this carefully selected mixture of...

A superb groundcover for hot, dry locations, its habit is low and mounding, only 12 to 18 inches high but spreading vigorously 18 to 36 inches a year. The rich color stays true even in the hottest days, refusing to bleach or fade.

Transplant when they have 2 sets of true leaves, spacing the plants 8 to 10 inches apart in the garden, or in your best containers. If you are direct-sowing, wait until the soil has thoroughly warmed up in spring.