Herbs

     Herbs aren’t just for seasoning meals—they’re an essential part of a productive, pest-resilient garden. Whether grown alone or alongside fruits and veggies, many herbs offer natural pest-deterrent benefits and attract beneficial insects, making them ideal companion plants. This makes herbs a key player in any good Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategy.

     Our herb selection is intentionally curated—not every type of dill, oregano, or thyme, but trusted varieties we’ve grown, tested, and know work in Florida and other hot, humid regions. Some herbs, like cilantro, behave like annuals. Fun fact: even though cilantro is quick to bolt, once those flowers turn to seeds, crushed up, they are the spice coriander. Others are perennial or semi-perennial, depending on your climate. Understanding how long an herb typically lasts, and how it responds to seasonal shifts, can help you get the most out of each plant. In some cases, it’s worth potting up and moving herbs like Texas tarragon to protect them from seasonal extremes. A single plant, cared for this way, can thrive for years.

     Note: If available, items can be purchased as plants, seeds, or cuttings from the same page—just select the option you want. If you’re choosing plants, be sure to pick a size, if more than one is listed. Some items may offer pre-orders too; available ship dates will be listed as separate purchase options right on the product page.

All of our plants are grown in-house using organic growing methods.