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HERBS IN 3" POTS
Whether you pronounce them herbs or ‘erbs, these mostly diminutive plants are quite useful. Some are culinary and add flavor and zest to your favorite dishes. Some are fragrant, emitting a delightful aroma to your surroundings. Many have medicinal uses, some of which can be quite potent and easily misused. Many of them are decorative and work well as landscape plants. There are even a few workhorses that combine most or all of the above attributes. They smell good, taste good, look good, cure ‘the crud’, and if you leave a pair of shoes next to the plant at night, they’ll be shined when you wake up the next morning….no lie.
Pot sizes 14.29 fl oz / 422.7 ml
A=Annual B=Biennial P=Perennial T=Tender C=Culinary New plants for 2010 are listed in Bold Type. |
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BASIL A-C African Blue Cinnamon Genovese Greek Column Italian Lemon Mrs. Burns Lettuce Leaf Minette Purple Ruffles Red Rubin Siam Queen Sweet White Edged BURNET P-C CATNIP P CHAMOMILE German A-C Roman P CHIVES P-C Common Garlic CILANTRO Coriander A-C DILL A-C Bouquet Fernleaf FENNEL T-C Bronze Green GERMANDER P HOREHOUND P-C Common LAVENDER C French (dentata) A Goodwin Creek P Hidcote P Irene Doyle P Munstead P Provence (Lavandin) P Silver Edge T Sleeping Beauty T stoechas Otto Quast A Twickel Purple P Vera P LEMON BALM P-C Common Golden LEMON Grass A-C LEMON VERBENA A-C MARJORAM Golden A Sweet A-C MINT P-C Apple Black Stem (Chocolate) Chewing Gum Corsican T Kentucky Colonel Orange Peppermint Pineapple OREGANO Cuban (Plectranthus) A Dwarf P-C Golden P-C Greek P-C Italian P-C |
PARSLEY B-C Curled Italian PATCHOULI A Pogostemon ROSEMARY Arp P-C Barbeque T-C Cottage Gardens T-C Golden Rain T-C Gorizia T-C Hill Hardy P-C Logee's T-C Old Salem T-C Pink T-C Prostrate T-C Severn Seas T-C Shimmering Stars T-C Spice Island T-C Tuscan Blue T-C White T-C SAGE Berggarten P-C Common P-C Dwarf P-C Fruit Scented A Golden A Mexican A Pineapple A Purple A-C Tricolor A-C SANTOLINA T chamaecyparissus SAVORY Summer A-C Winter P-C STEVIA A-C rebaudiana Sugar Leaf TARRAGON P-C French THYME Archer's Gold P Bressingham P Caraway P Elfin P English P-C French P-C Hall's Wooly P Lavender P Lemon Green P-C Lemon Variegated P-C Linear Leaf P Minus P Pink Chintz P Porlock P serphyllum P serphyllum Red P serphyllum White P Silver P VICKS PLANT A Plectranthus purpuratus Health is merely the slowest possible rate at which one can die.
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