Plants in purple are new for the 2009 season.
We are members of United Plant Savers and offer native medicinal herbs that have been recognized as At-Risk. Please be responsible when purchasing these plants and care for them carefully.
NEW HERBS FOR 2009 - usually one per pot; smaller varieties will have 2-3 per pot. If marked with ***, we then also offer a gallon size as well.
Italian Large Leaf Basil
Bears Garlic (Alium ursinum)
Bee Balm
Wild bergamot native, (monarda fistulosa) great pollinator plant lavender flowers
*Bloodroot an endangered native forest plant [At-Risk, UpS]
Chickweed, Common (Stellaria media)
*White Vatican Clary Sage a very special sage rare
*Black Cohosh an endangered native forest plant [At-Risk, UpS]
Cordao (Leonotis nepetaefolia) yes, another lions tail
. I cant help myself! Check out the phlomis in perennial section
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*Vietnamese Coriander (polygonum odoratum) must come inside for the winter plant into a big pot
Mexican Coriander (eryngium foetidum)
Cowslips (finally!!)
Feverfew virgo flowers look like little white mums
*Wild ginger shady native
*Gotu kola must come inside for the winter plant into a big pot
Horehound old fashioned sore-throat remedy
Horseradish*** - start a patch
Hyssop honey bee heaven
Lemon catnip makes a great tea
*Lemon grass must come inside for the winter plant into a big pot
*Lemon verbena must come inside for the winter plant into a big pot
Meadowsweet wonderful in wreaths with Sweet Annie Artemisia and Ambrosia
Marshmallow
*Liverwort native forest plant
Monarda, Marshalls Delight (didyma) Wild Scarlet or Oswego Tea native
*Kent Beauty Oregano not a great flavor but a gorgeous ornamental oregano
Varigated Oregano yeah, Ive been into pretty oreganos another ornamental
*Madeline Hill Rosemary super winter hardy variety you can leave this rosemary outside for the winter!
*Dalmation Sage a very special variety of the ultimate cooking sage, Ive been trying to track some seeds down for over 10 years!
Honey Melon Sage similar to pineapple sage in type, but with a fabulous new scent, must come inside for the winter plant into a big pot
Salad Burnet really cool leaf shape fun in salads
*Stevia sweet herb dry and crush in tea in place of sugar
Scotch Thistle
Noble Thistle (Eryngium planum)
German Winter Thyme well, more types of thyme you just cant have too many
Highland Cream Thyme the name got me had to try it!
*Uva Ursi a compact and lovely scrub
Vietnamese Mint or Balm a unique and tangy green compliments cilantro
Viola Heartsease bowles black small and violet-like gorgeous interplanted in the herb garden
*Wintergreen native scrub
Blue woodruff
MINTS one plant per pot; most available in gallon-size as well
Peppermint, Spearmint,
Lemon,
Persian,
English,
Chocolate,
Kentucky Colonel,
Apple,
Mountain Mint - not a mint really, but a beautiful native medicinal
Dotted Mint - actually, a monarda, high level of thymol make this a very medicinal native; alluring sprawling flowers
Vietnamese mint or balm a unique and tangy green compliments cilantro
BASILS 1-4 plants per pot
Basil, Dark Opal
Basil, Holy, Red and Green (Tulsi)
Italian Large Leaf Basil
Siam Queen Thai Basil
Purple Ruffles
Genovese
Magical Michael
Asian Basil Trio - three different Asian basils
European Basil Trio - three different Basils of different colors
Holy Basil (tulsi) Mix - a trio of Holy Basils - great combined in a cup of tea!
CILANTRO / CORIANDER
Cilantro delfino (3 per pot)
Cilantro - santo (3 per pot)
Cilantro - Slow Bolt Tang (3 per pot)
Bolivian Cilantro (1 per pot) - a beautiful plant
Papalo Cilantro (1 per pot) soft, legume-like leaves
Vietnamese Coriander (polygonum odoratum) (1 per pot) worth bringing inside for the winter plant into a big pot
Mexican Coriander (eryngium foetidum) (1 per pot) thistle-like
SAGES 1 plant per pot
White Sage (salvia apiana) plant in big pot so you can bring inside in the winter a divine plant
Italian Sage pointy oblong leaves
German Bergartten Sage Yes, this delicious and meaty sage is back~ - thick, round leaves
Purple Sage ***
Clary Sage
White Vatican Clary Sage
*Dalmation sage a very special variety of the ultimate cooking sage, Ive been trying to track some seeds down for over 10 years!
Honey melon sage similar to pineapple sage in type, but with a fabulous new scent must come inside for the winter plant into a big pot usually flowers just as you bring it in!
(see perennials section for non-culinary/medicinal salvias)
THISTLES 1 plant per pot
Scotch Thistle
Blessed thistle (Cnicus benedictus)
Milk Thistle
Noble Thistle (Eryngium planum)
THYMES one plant per pot
Red Creeping Thyme
English Thyme
French Thyme
Magic Carpet
German Winter thyme well, more types of thyme you just cant have too many
Highland cream thyme the name got me had to try it!
HERBS General List
Usually one per pot; smaller varieties will have 2-3 per pot. If marked with ***, we then also offer a gallon size as well.
*Angelica archangel
Anise Hyssop ***
Artemisia Sweet Annie
New York Aster - native
BASILS - see list on previous page
Bears Garlic (Alium ursinum) ***
Bee Balm
Wild bergamot native, (monarda fistulosa) great pollinator plant lavender flowers
*Bloodroot an endangered native forest plant
Borage
Bugle
Calendula Resina
Caraway
Catnip ***
Lemon Catnip
German chamomile
St. John's (Dyer's) Chamomile yellow flowers
Chervil, Vertissimo
Chives, Garlic
Chives, Purple Garden
Clary Sage
White Vatican Clary Sage - a very special sage rare
Clover, Red
*Comfrey Bocking14
Chickweed, Common (Stellaria media)
*Black Cohosh an endangered native forest plant
Cordao (Leonotis nepetaefolia) yes, another lions tail. I cant help myself! See photo at right they can get 7 ft tall Check out the phlomis in perennial section
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*Vietnamese Coriander
*Mexican Coriander
Cowslips
Dandelion
Dill
Dotted Mint (monarda punctata)
Echinacea Purpurea (see perennials for other colored echinacea)
Elecampane
Eucalyptus
Lemon Eucalyptus
Feverfew
Feverfew virgo
*Wild Ginger
*Gotu Kola
Horehound
*Horseradish
Hyssop a favorite for honey bees
Lady's Mantle***
Lambs Ear***
Munstead Lavender
Lemon Balm***
Lemon catnip
*Lemon grass must come inside for the winter plant into a big pot
*Lemon verbena must come inside for the winter plant into a big pot
Lions Tail or Wild Dagga (see Cordao)
*Liverwort
Lovage
Lungwort***
*Maidenhair Fern***
Marshmallow
Meadowsweet
Mitsuba
Monarda - variety
Motherwort***
Mountain Mint
Mugwort
Mullien / Verbascum
Nettle, Stinging ***
OREGANOS
Italian Oregano
Varigated Oregano
Greek Oregano
*Kent beauty oregano not a great flavor but a gorgeous
ornamental oregano
Plantain - broad and narrow leaf
PARSLEYS
Curly parsley
Flat leaf parsley
Parsley, Giant of Italy
Pennyroyal
ROSEMARYS
*Madeline Hill Rosemary super hardy
Tuscan Blue Rosemary
Rue
SAGE see other listing
Salad Burnett
Saltwort
Winter savory
Summer savory
Self heal
Shiso, Red
Shiso, Green
Skullcap American***
*Skullcap Chinese
Southernwood
*Stevia
*Sweet Cicely
*French Tarragon
Toothache Plant | Spilanthes a fabulous looking plant!
THYME see other listing
THISTLES see other listing
*Uva Ursi
Valerian***
Vietnamese Mint / Balm
Viola Hearts Ease bowles black
Sweet Woodruff***
Blue Woodruff
Wormwood***
*Wintergreen
Yarrow - white, colors under perennials
Natives and Perennials 2006
Ammi
Astrantia –
Wild Masterwort
Moulin Rouge
Alba
Aster
Asclepias Oriental Poppies
Artemisias
Buddleia
Centaurea
Clethra
Cranesbill Geranium
Biokova
Max Frei
Ingwersens
Dame’s Rocket
Dianthus – biennial and perennial varieties
Dutch Iris
Echinacea
Euphorbia
Foxgloves
Gaillardia
Summer Kiss
Oranges and Lemons
Hollyhocks
Lamb’s Ear
Oriental and Asian Lilies
Maidenhair Fern
Ostrich Ferb
Phlomis
Phlox
Physostregia
Primulas
Pulmonarias
Roy Davidson
Trevi Fountain
Rudbeckia
Sempervivum
Scabiosa
Sweet Woodruff
Tradescantias
Violas
Yarrow
We will also have a full range of Heirloom vegetable seedlings, annual cut flower seedlings, and salad green seedlings. We have many very interesting and different annual plants planned for this growing season, as well as some exciting everlastings – a diverse range of cutting-celosia, grains, eucalyptus, more.