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Organic Herb Seeds
Everwilde offers a variety of best-selling organic herb seeds for the home gardener. Our herb seed selections comprise the most popular varieties that have been selected and grown out for generations. Because most of these varieties are heirloom or open pollinated, you can buy organic seeds and, once they're grown, save the seeds from your mature plants to give to friends and family. The seeds will reliably produce new plants of the same herb variety. Most herbs are perennials, and have many wonderful and practical uses. Some are grown primarily for scent or dried decorations like Lavender and Lemon Balm. Others are great for herbal tea, such as Chamomile, Mint, and Thyme. Many herbs also have medicinal qualities, and have been used since Biblical times for the treatment of various ailments. The majority of these plants are culinary herbs, and are grown out for their aroma and flavor. They can be added to soups, salads, and many other tasty main dishes, to add that extra zip and zest like nothing else can - fresh from your own kitchen herb garden!
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Organic Anise Seeds
Open Pollinated
This graceful feathery annual was cultivated by the Egyptians in 1500 BC. The seeds can be used whole or crushed in baked goods, pies, applesauce, or cream cheese. Toss the flower or leaf into fruit salads, or use as garnish.Quick ViewxOrganic Anise Seeds
Pimpinella anisum
This graceful feathery annual was cultivated by the Egyptians in 1500 BC. The seeds can be used whole or crushed in baked goods, pies, applesauce, or cream cheese. Toss the flower or leaf into fruit salads, or use as garnish.
$3.96 Pkt - $14.49 / Oz -
USDA Organic
Organic Hyssop Seeds
Open Pollinated
The bright blue flowers of this member of the mint family will add lovely color to your herb garden! The leaves can be brewed into a tea with soothing medicinal properties. This perennial is fragrant and attractive to bees, butterflies, and birds.Quick View$3.75 Pkt - $15.95 / Oz -
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Organic Israeli Oregano Seeds
Open Pollinated
Oregano grows wild on the sunny hillsides of the Mediterranean and is often featured in the cuisine of that region. This specialty variety comes from Israel, but can be used to flavor many kinds of food, just like the Greek Oregano.Quick ViewxOrganic Israeli Oregano Seeds
Origanum vulgare
Oregano grows wild on the sunny hillsides of the Mediterranean and is often featured in the cuisine of that region. This specialty variety comes from Israel, but can be used to flavor many kinds of food, just like the Greek Oregano.
$3.96 Pkt - $320.00 / Oz -
USDA Organic
Organic Italian Oregano Seeds
Open Pollinated
Vulgare Oregano is the very popular "pizza herb" that is widely used in Italian, Greek and Mexican cooking. The leaves can be used fresh or dried and will add warm spicy flavor to your favorite recipes. This herb has bright blue-green leaves that should be harvested before the flowers appear.Quick ViewxOrganic Italian Oregano Seeds
Origanum vulgare
Vulgare Oregano is the very popular "pizza herb" that is widely used in Italian, Greek and Mexican cooking. The leaves can be used fresh or dried and will add warm spicy flavor to your favorite recipes. This herb has bright blue-green leaves that should be harvested before the flowers appear.
$3.96 Pkt - $40.00 / Oz
Everwilde offers a variety of best-selling organic herb seeds for the home gardener. Our herb seed selections comprise the most popular varieties that have been selected and grown out for generations. Because most of these varieties are heirloom or open pollinated, you can buy organic seeds and, once they're grown, save the seeds from your mature plants to give to friends and family. The seeds will reliably produce new plants of the same herb variety. Most herbs are perennials, and have many wonderful and practical uses. Some are grown primarily for scent or dried decorations like Lavender and Lemon Balm. Others are great for herbal tea, such as Chamomile, Mint, and Thyme. Many herbs also have medicinal qualities, and have been used since Biblical times for the treatment of various ailments. The majority of these plants are culinary herbs, and are grown out for their aroma and flavor. They can be added to soups, salads, and many other tasty main dishes, to add that extra zip and zest like nothing else can - fresh from your own kitchen herb garden!