Lemon Basil Herb Garden Seeds - 1.5 Gram Packet - Non-GMO Heirloom Culinary Gardening Seeds - Annual - Ocimum basilicum - Microgreens

Caraway Culinary Planting Seeds. Carum carvi. Also known as Meridian Fennel or Persian Cumin Caraway has many culinary applications for both the seeds and leaves. All parts of the plant are edible. Add leaves to anything that may benefit from extra greens. Some cultures use it to freshen breath and the oil from Caraway may help to ease gas and improve digestion. Height - 2 to 3 feet. Spacing - 8 to 12 inches. Planting Depth - 1/4- inch. Caraway prefers sunny warm climates and sandy soils. Sow Caraway in the Spring or Autumn.Biennial. Ht. 24 in.

Thyme-French (Thymus spp) grows low but upright. Plants have thin greenish gray leaves with small light purple flowers. Thyme does best when sown indoors and transplanted in the spring. Sow seeds ⅛” deep and transplant when they are 2” tall to clusters of 2-4 8-10” apart in full sun. Plants grow 8-12” tall after around 85 days. Foliage should be cut back to promote further growth. After harvest leaves can be stored dried or frozen. This variety is more subtle than most thyme and is fantastic paired with lemon garlic and basil to deliciously season meats and vegetables. It is often used in European dishes and to make wreaths and sachets.

* This winning basil cultivates quickly from basil seeds and has a distinctive aroma that is pure clean citrusy and lemony. Basil is a flavour that is used all over the world and is indispensable. Pick the leaves and use them fresh or dried with poultry fish vegetables and soups as well as in herb vinegar. When it comes to using lemon basil in the kitchen there are absolutely no restrictions! In the garden Lemon Basil can be used as a companion plant to ward against pests including aphids mites and tomato hornworms. Lemon basil is an excellent complement to Asian and Mediterranean salads tomato-based foods cheeses omelets pesto fish dishes and teas. Lemon basil grows into compact bushy plants with tiny pointed leaves that have a strong lemon flavor. * Basil leaves can reach a height of 20 inches. The leaves resemble basil leaves but are often smaller and have slightly serrated edges. Following flowering the plant produces seeds which then dry on the plant. How to plan: After the risk of frost has passed in the spring plant 1/4 inch deep in soil that is at least 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Leave at least three sets of leaves on each portion of the lower stems as you pinch out leaves as needed to maintain healthy plant growth. Additionally thrives in a container. When there is no longer any chance of frost plant basil seeds in the garden. Herb seeds should be started indoors 4 to 8 weeks prior to planting in locations with short growth seasons. In full sun and rich well-drained soil grow lemon basil. After the Lemon Basil seedlings have grown for six weeks pinch the tip off the main stem to encourage side development and prevent early flowering. Simply cut off any flower stalks that sprout if they do. Please note that we cannot guarantee the success of seeds or plants because these aspects depend on the environment in which they are cultivated. Shipping: •Flat Rate delivery no matter how many seeds you order; Growing instructions included on each seed packet; •FREE SHIPPING on all orders of $30 or more. Please note that we cannot guarantee the success of seeds or plants because these aspects depend on the environment in which they are cultivated.

Dwarf Greek Basil Herb Garden Seeds. Ocimum basilicum. Tiny white flowers occur in whorls or terminal spikes; pinch-off tiny blooms to encourage more leaf growth. A neat plant for pot culture or edging. Also grows great indoors with plenty of sunlight. Height - 6 inches. Spacing -1/2 inch. Sun Exposure - full to partia. lType - Annual. Attracts butterflies and bees.

Caraway is a versatile biennial herb that adds a unique slightly sweet and peppery flavor to a variety of dishes. It s a fantastic addition to breads especially rye bread lending a distinctive taste that’s both aromatic and earthy. Also named Meridian Fennel and Persian Cumin Caraway is native to western Asia Europe and North Africa where it is a favorite spicy herb for adding flavor to breads sausages salads stews braises and more. Leaves and seeds are also used as a flavorful balance to sweet breads and desserts. The plant has rich green finely divided feathery leaves with thread-like divisions similar to carrot leaves and petite white buds. A month or so after the flowers fade the small tasty seeds ripen and can be collected. This herb is incredibly easy to grow making it a great choice for home gardeners looking to add a flavorful touch to their herb garden. Rich in essential oils Caraway offers numerous health benefits such as aiding digestion and providing antioxidant properties that support overall well-being. Also Known As: Carum Carvi Persian Cumin Meridian Fennel Roman Caraway Wild Cumin Kümmel Carvi German Cumin Comino Schabzieger. Plant Name: Caraway Latin Name: Carum carvi Days to Germinate: 10-21 Days to Harvest: 80 Plant Height: 1 - 2 Feet Spread: 8 -12 Inches Growth Habit: Bush USDA Zones: 3-9 Lifespan: Biennial Brand: TomorrowSeeds Sunlight: Full Sun Partial Shade Pollination: Heirloom Open-Pollinated GMO: No Fungicide-Treated Seeds*: No Seeds Packed For**: 2026 *Fungicide-treated seeds protect the seedlings from diseases until they are up and growing. Do not eat treated seeds. **Seeds are freshly packed for the growing season of the year listed. Seeds are still viable beyond pack date. Store in a cool and dry location such as the refrigerator or basement to best preserve germination rates.

Catnip is a vigorous mint that is loved by cats. It can be brewed into a tea that has some health benefits. Grayish green leaves have a strong mint-like flavor and may be harvested late in the season. It is attractive to bees and may be used to aid pollination in your herb garden. May become invasive so deadhead if you don t want Catnip to self sow! History records that catnip was first grown in the Roman town of Nepeti which explains its genus name Nepeta.In early Britain before the arrival of Chinese tea dried catnip made an excellent and popular tea; this tea also had legendary medical benefits for complaints such as fever congestion anxiety or poor digestion. Its effect on the personality was supposed to have ranged from sedation to courage to fierce aggressiveness. One popular legend states that reluctant hangmen often chewed catnip leaves to give them courage for their task. A member of the mint family catnip is extremely attractive to cats; in modern times it is commercially produced primarily for pets.