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Fresh herbs will make your garden smell good and will add lively flavors to your favorite dishes. Some can also be dried and used as wreaths or burned to create fragrant smoke. Some of these plants are used as spices, meaning that the seeds, not the leaves, are used for flavoring.
Most of the popular garden herbs can be grown from seeds, but you can also order seedlings of many of them.
You might notice that many of these herbs have medicinal or antiseptic properties. Some of them have been used medicinally for thousands of years, but you should still consult a professional herbalist before using herbs medicinally. (Although a few cups![]()
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Anise |
Basil |
Bergamot/Bee Balm |
Borage |
Catnip |
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Chamomile |
Chervil |
Chives |
Cilantro |
Cumin |
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Dill |
Fennel |
Hyssop |
Lavender |
Lemon balm |
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Lemongrass |
Marjoram |
Oregano |
Parsley |
Peppermint |
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Rosemary |
Sage |
Sorrel |
Tarragon |
Thyme |