Herb Plug Trays Herbs For Sale In Colorado Springs

Vigorous growth habit. Ht. to 50cm/20in. Delicious, intense rose fragrance. Foliage is flecked with white markings. Small lavender flowers.

It does well in containers and blooms throughout the year in mild climates. A vigorous fast growing hybrid that dates back to the 1800s or earlier. The parentage of this lavender is confusing.

They also make a wonderful pleasant tea, consumed hot or cold. (West Indian lemongrass) Delightful lemon-scented grass cultivated throughout the tropics and subtropics and in greenhouses.

Scattered yellow edges on some leaves create an attractive foliage contrast.

Grow indoors in good light. Pinch to keep bushy. Fabulous pineapple scent. Brilliant red flowers. Use for drinks, chicken, cheese and in jams and jellies.

Flavour is similar to common marjoram. (Variegated oregano) Attractive white-yellow variegated leaves; low, prostrate habit.

A beautiful mint for container gardens, the glossy green and white foliage will revert to green unless green-only branches are quickly removed. Variegated mint is very hardy, thrives in moist soil and is a lovely addition to any garden where it can receive...

Double form of Roman chamomile grown commercially in England for tea and medicinal use.

This dense ground-hugging variety has small, fine, deep green foliage that creates a cascading waterfall effect over the edges of window boxes, walls and garden beds. Plant in full sun.

This mint was impossible to get in North America but thanks to Toronto enthusiast Catherine Nasmith who visited Cuba in 2006 we now have the authentic plant from Cuba. Cuba's famed cocktail, once a daily favourite of Ernest Hemingway, has enjoyed a meteoric...

Fresh herbs are essential in Vietnamese cuisine, and Vietnamese Mint is one of the primary herbs, lending its flavour to dishes like beef or chicken . The plant is vigorous and fast-growing, preferring moist, well-drained soil and part shade or sun.

Hill Hardy has a rounded compact growth, with fresh yellow-green leaves and familiar aromatic scent. Prefers full sun, and well-drained soil. Similar to Arp Rosemary, Hill Hardy Rosemary lives up to its name, surviving even a Zone 6 winter with proper...

Studies suggest that it is not effective. But even if it has no effect, its refreshing citronella scent and ease of culture make it worthwhile. Claimed to keep mosquitoes, black flies and other biting insects at bay.

RICHTERS EXCLUSIVE CANADIAN INTRODUCTION. Richters holds exclusive propagation rights in Canada. Yes, it may be hard to believe but the aroma does have hints of oregano and thyme in it.

Mild oregano flavour. Golden foliage is a nice colour contrast for rock gardens and edges of flower beds.

A new twist! Uses for tea and medicine are much the same. Very similar to lemon balm in appearance and growth but the scent is closer to lime.

(Tibetan gojiberry; Hei guo gou qi)

Germander thrives over a wide range of zones, prefers full sun, and tolerates poor soil. Hardier than both lavender and boxwood, it responds well to pruning, making it perfect as a low hedge or border planting where those plants will not grow.

Flowers cherry-red. Similar to common white yarrow.

Withstands heat and humidity better than most varieties, flowering throughout the summer. Outstanding hybrid discovered by lavender specialist Jim Becker. It has attractive silvery toothed leaves and long spikes of deep purple-blue flowers reaching up...

Strengthens the heart and often prescribed for palpitations. Especially valuable for PMS, menstrual pain and delayed menstruation. Gentle sedative. Helps calm the entire nervous system.

White flowers and feathery foliage. Proven mosquito repellent. The most medicinally active variety.

Lovely accent plant. For hanging baskets and as garden edging. Same flavour and fragrance as English thyme.

Leaves contain the intensely sweet compound hernandulcin (1000 times sweeter than sugar) but high camphor content makes them unsuitable for use as a sugar substitute. Fast growing, low creeper, with small white flowers; excellent in hanging baskets.

One of the earliest spring greens, Good King Henry is an interesting example of a once-common food that has since been forgotten and is seldom cultivated, although it is a perennial and can still be found growing around abandoned homesteads.