Cilantro/coriander

 Slow bolting /certified organic

Clary  Sage  - Certified Organic

Biennial. Produces foliage the first year, flowers the second. Blooms summer to early fall. 2.5’ to 3.5’ tall. This spectacular plant has fountains of tall 3’ flower stems. The pale lilac 1” long tubular flowers have very prominent rose-red bracts. This beautiful plant has a pleasant balsam-like fragrance and has many herbal uses. The leaves can be used like regular sage in cooking or to make sachets and potpurri. Please not that it absolutely requires well-drained soil. When to plant outside: Sow directly outside in spring, after average last frost. When to sow inside: Not recommended. Special Germination Instructions: Seed germinates quicker when it receives some light. Press seeds into soil surface and keep moist.

 Most widely grown dill, Early, large seed

heads make this an excellent choice for pickling. Plant extra for swallowtail butterflies

Tanacetum parthenium

Biennial. Produces foliage the first year, flowers the second. Blooms summer to early fall. 2.5’ to 3.5’ tall. This spectacular plant has fountains of tall 3’ flower stems. The pale lilac 1” long tubular flowers have very prominent rose-red bracts. This beautiful plant has a pleasant balsam-like fragrance and has many herbal uses. The leaves can be used like regular sage in cooking or to make sachets and potpurri. Please not that it absolutely requires well-drained soil. When to plant outside: Sow directly outside in spring, after average last frost. When to sow inside: Not recommended. Special Germination Instructions: Seed germinates quicker when it receives some light. Press seeds into soil surface and keep moist.

Perennial. Lavender-pink drooping petals surrounding a conical seed head on tall stems. Blooms for 30-60 days in mid to late summer. 3’-4’ tall. Full sun. Echinacea has long been popular for the medicinal value of it roots, but also has striking ornamental flowers. Pair with ornamental grasses and Russian Sage for a striking look from mid-summer to fall. The seed heads are a treat for birds and add winter interest to the garden. A North America Native Wildflower, it is drought tolerant once established. For the more potent medicinal form of Echinacea, see our organic Echinacea Prairie Coneflower variety. OUTDOORS: Sow in early spring 3-4 weeks before average last day of frost. Can plant as late as 2 months before first fall frost. INDOORS: Sow 6 weeks before average last spring frost. (May bloom the first year if started indoors.)

Perennial. Heirloom

Also known as anise hyssop, licorice mint.

Lavender Hyssop is a native Midwestern U.S. perennial that was commonly used as for tea and medicinal remedies by Native Americans. It is as useful in the kitchen as it is beautiful. The leaves and flowers make a refreshing licorice-fruity tasting tea and can be tossed in salads. The lavender-blue flower spikes can be harvested for fresh or dried floral arrangements. Plant it in a border or near a pathway, so you can enjoy its refreshing scent as you pass by. It may also be grown on a sunny windowsill in the winter for a refreshing reminder of summer."