Allocate 6 square feet in your garden for these 6 unique herbs. You will receive one of each plant to kickstart or enhance your herb garden.

This space will allow you to cultivate a diverse selection of rare herbs, perfect for adding flavor to your dishes or for use in herbal remedies. Enjoy the process of growing and nurturing these special plants!

1. English Thyme
Thyme is an essential kitchen herb known for its mild, earthy flavor that enhances many dishes. It is a favorite among chefs and a key component of bouquet garni. Featuring tiny leaves and delicate edible flowers, thyme also serves as an attractive, drought-resistant plant that grows to about 12 inches tall, making it ideal for low hedges in herb or vegetable gardens. Additionally, it thrives in containers, perfect for both indoor and outdoor enjoyment.

2. White Flowered Greek Oregano
Oregano, known for its strong and aromatic leaves, is arguably the top choice for cooking. It is a staple in Mediterranean cuisine and should be included in any herb garden. While fresh leaves are ideal, dried oregano is also quite tasty. The plant produces small white flowers that draw in helpful insects, such as bumblebees. It thrives in various conditions, whether dry or moist, and can be grown in containers with ease. Additionally, Greek oregano oil is recognized for its medicinal properties, serving as an anti-microbial and anti-fungal agent.

3. Moss Curled Parsley
'Moss Curled' parsley, cultivated as an annual, thrives in cooler temperatures, allowing it to flourish from fall into winter. Its flavor is milder compared to flat-leaved varieties, making it a versatile addition to various dishes, both for taste and visual appeal. This herb is rich in vitamins A, B, and C, and it also helps freshen breath. It can be combined with flowers in decorative gardens and is suitable for indoor growth during the winter months.

4. Extrakta Sage
This enhanced variety of common sage boasts a high essential oil concentration, making it ideal for both culinary and medicinal applications. It is quick and simple to cultivate from seeds. Extrakta Sage leaves are also great for seasoning beans, pasta sauces, and turkey stuffing. Both the silver-green leaves and dark purple flowers are edible, and the leaves maintain their flavor even when dried. This sage can be utilized in aromatherapy and herbal smoking blends. It is highly aromatic and drought-tolerant, while its flowers attract pollinators. Originating from the Mediterranean, it has a history of medicinal use dating back to ancient Greece.

5. Dark Purple Opal Basil
The intense purple hue enhances this Basil’s flavor, richness, and sweetness. The aromatic deep-violet leaves add drama and fragrance to your floral arrangements. Many gardeners prefer to incorporate dark purple foliage into their landscapes, as it beautifully complements vibrant flowers and vegetables.

6. Ambrosia Dill
This dill variety boasts an incredible aroma, making it a delightful addition to any garden and essential for numerous pickle recipes. Stocking up on dilly beans is a must for your pantry. It's also a tasty complement to borscht, fish, or potatoes, while its flowers attract plenty of pollinators.

Plants will come in a plastic six-pack tray.