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2018 Herb Catalog& Planting Guide

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Dear Friends,

Thank you for choosing The Growers Exchange as your source for farm fresh herb plants. This is our 33rdyear of growing herb plants, and this year we are turning our focus onto YOU, our loyal customers. This is theyear of helping you grow a better herb garden, and we are turning a lot of our attention and efforts towardsthat goal.

Years of growing our starter plants in test gardens, years of growing our own plants in our home gardens ,years of visits to public and private gardens both here at home and abroad, as well as years of accumulated‘exchanges’ with our customers has given us a wealth of information and we are using all of that great‘compost’ to help us help you! Your questions, your issues, your insights, and yes, sometimes your mistakeshave gone into this effort and we are so excited about our job: helping you becoming an even betterherb gardener!

Our 2018 Catalog includes a PLANTING GUIDE, loaded with helpful planting and growing tips. The websiteis rich with added information on each of ours herbs, as well as articles and blog posts with even more goodinformation. We plan to use our Social Media platform to connect with what is happening in your gardens,in real time! We’ll share ours, you share yours!

We look forward to another exciting year of growing herb plants, so take a lookinside for over 160 old favorites and new introductions. Herbs are so incrediblyversatile, offering so many uses from culinary, medicinal, ornamental to cutflowers, important pollinators and natives to essential ingredients in hundredsof DIY projects. Our offerings just keep growing to keep up with the variety of

demands from you, our very loyal customers. Come grow with us!

Happy Gardening!

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Our plants are grown on our farm, using ‘BestPractices’–healthy, well-rooted and ready to plant.Our plants are grown to explode when transplanted.We think pot size counts, but potential growth is whatmatters most.

Our plants are of the highest quality, and are healthywhen they leave our greenhouse. They are readyfor transplant AS LONG AS YOU FOLLOW OURINSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. If your plants fail withinfourteen (14) days of arrival, please contact us viaour email address. Please understand that we cannotbe responsible for the results of extreme weather,neglect, ignoring our hardiness zone information andcare instructions. There are too many factors outsideof our control to guarantee long-term survival: yourneighbor’s dog, poor soil, insect infestations or moles!We are here to help, so feel free to contact us.

We ship at the right time for your zone, with ordersdispatched on a first come, first serve basis by climatezone. Kindly provide us with 14 days notice if you'll beaway at time of delivery.

Credit Card refunds will be sent to issuing bank within5-7 business days of request. If you paid with a check,money order, cashiers check or any cash equivalent,refunds will be made in the form of a check within 15business days of request.

Contact us by phone at 888-829-6201,M-F, 9-4, ET or by email [email protected].

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Our blog,The Herb Exchange,is where you can find the latest news,tips and guides to help youbecome abetter gardener!

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All images in catalog were created byBen White, a photographer based inRichmond, VA. We want to thank himfor his help on our 2018 Catalog, andbe sure to check out his work:www.benjah-photography.com@Benjah_Photography (Instagram)

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How to Use Our CatalogWe have many varieties of plants available, each with their own characteristics. The followingabbreviations and symbols are used to identify each plant's attributes.

Anise HyssopAgastache foeniculum

Spring Only

Ornamental herb that blooms profusely.Fragrant showy purple flower spikes thatattract bees and butterflies. Perfect for aflower border. Use for teas or as a culinaryseasoning.

Common Name

Botanic Name

New Item or Rare

Zone

Sun Requirement

Size UponFull Growth

Bloom Color

Bloom TimeSP-SpringS-SummerF-Fall

Culinary

Aromatic

Deer Resistant

Pollinator

Medicinal

Container

Native

Indoor

Cut Flower

Butterfly

Drought Tolerant

Product Number


WhenWe Ship

Find your zoneon the map anduse the key forwhen we ship.

Mid Sept. Mid Sept. Late Sept.Late Sept. –Early Oct.

Early Oct. Early Oct.Mid to

Late Oct.Mid to

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Late May Mid –Late May

Late April –Early May

Early –Mid April

Mid March Mid March Mid March

Please Note: The only exception to this is when an order may be delayed by plant availability. Unless otherwise directed on thecheckout page, our policy is to hold an order until all plants are ready to ship and ship complete.

Shipping dates are approximate based on the previous year’s shipping schedule. Actual dates are subject to change with weatherconditions including temperatures in your area as well as our’s.

ShippingIt is our goal to ship your plants at just the right time for your area. We have a sophisticated shippingprogram that determines your actual planting zone (by using your zip code) and will only release yourorder for processing when it is safe to ship to your area.

Please Note: It is the customer’s responsibility to make sure that the plants you purchase are appropriate for your climate zone!

We have spent a great deal of time, energy and moneyperfecting our custom-made shipping packages. They are designed to make surethat you get what we send: happy, healthy ready-to-grow plants. We ship viaFedEx and UPS, great partners providing tremendous service.

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Achillea MillefoliumAchillea millefolium

Dainty flowering herb with featherygray-green leaves and creamy white blooms.Makes an attractive garden plant and greatfor drying. Perfect companion plant whichimproves the health of soil.

Amsonia ‘Blue Ice’Tabernaemontana

Easy to grow native perennial with gorgeousdark lavender blooms and lovely fall foliage.More compact than other Amsonias, makesan impressive statement in the border.

Aloe VeraAloe Vera

A long history as a healing herb, this clumpforming succulent is a great indoor plantbut requires well-draining soil and propersunlight. Easy to grow indoors.

AKA: Cocklebur. Hardy perennial herbproducing lovely scented yellow flowerson dense spikes. Flowers all summer, andattracts butterflies. Easy to grow, andproduces a burr-like seed pod.

AgrimonyAgrimonia Eupatoria


A sweetly scented herb with feathery foliageused in crafts and potpourri. Natural insectdeterrent, deer and rabbit resistant and easyto grow. Used medicinally to heal wounds.

Artemisia ‘Sweet Annie’Artemisia annua

Spring Only

Anise HyssopAgastache foeniculum

Spring Only

Ornamental herb that blooms profusely.Fragrant showy purple flower spikes thatattract bees and butterflies. Perfect fora flower border. Use for teas or as aculinary seasoning.

AngelicaAngelica archangelica

Large lobed leaves and huge, lacy whiteblooms. A striking addition to the gardenbed, and lovely in dried bouquets. Used bothmedicinally and culinary with sweet tastingleaves and stalks.

Well known for its medicinal value, easingpain of inflammation and sprains. Gracefulwoodland herb that produces long bloominglarge yellow flower heads.

ArnicaArnica montana


Arugula Lettuce PlantEruca vesicaria sativa

Not just for salads, arugula’s pepper flavor isalso great with sausage or on pizza! Edibleleaves, low maintenance and very high innutritional value.

Artichoke ‘Imperial Star’Cynara scolymus

Spring Only

Edible herb that bears rosettes with a richbuttery, nutty flavor (4" diameter). Producesfaster with higher yields than other strains.Stunning purple blooms.

Artemisia ‘Wormwood’Artemisia ‘Powis Castle’

Woody perennial with lush, silver-grayaromatic foliage. Perfect in borders androck gardens. Easy to grow—providegood drainage.

The Need for Good Soil

Good soil is vital to gardeningsuccess. In order to create athriving garden, it is vital thatyou know what is inYOUR soil;take a soil sample to your nearestcounty or state Extension Serviceoffice where professionals willaccurately judge both organicmatter and nutrient content.Understanding your soil is the firststep in making your garden grow!


Asclepias ‘Tuberosa’Asclepias tuberosa

AKA: Milkweed. Hardy perennial withorange clusters of blooms essential toMonarch butterflies. Medicinal value asan expectorant. Easy to grow anddrought tolerant.

Asclepias ‘Hello Yellow’Asclepias ‘Hello Yellow’

Perfect pollinator due to extra wide leaves!Bright yellow clusters of flowers on an easyto grow native. Seed pods perfect in driedarrangements. PPA winner for 2017.

Asclepias incarnataAsclepias incarnata

AKA: Rose Milkweed, Swamp Milkweed.Gorgeous NA Native with clusters of pinkand fragrant flowers. Easy to grow, preferingmoist soils.

Spring Only

Asclepias syriacaAsclepias syriaca

AKA: Common Milkweed. Easy to grow NANative that can handle poor soil. Fast toestablish, a vital plant to ensure a healthyMonarch butterfly population.

Spring Only


AshwagandhaWithania somnifera

AKA: Indian Ginseng. Widely used in India, isa rare herb grown for its medicinal value. Apotent circulatory system stimulant. Growsinto a bushy 3' plant producing red berries.

Asclepias WhorledAsclepias verticillata

AKA: Whorled Milkweed. A tough andadaptable plant that produces skinny whorledleaves. A pollinator magnet and essential foodsource for butterfly larvae.

Spring Only

Aster ‘Moench’Aster x frikartii

AKA: Frikart's aster. Long flowering, easy togrow and a stately addition to any garden.Gorgeous daisy-like flowers, mildew resistantand long-lived.

Successwith Lavender

In order to have success withlavender, you need to knowit’s origins: as a native of theMediterranean, it thrives in dry,sunny and rocky habitats. Youcan recreate that environmentas long as you provide thesefragrant herbs withWELLDRAINED SOIL and aSUNNYLOCATION. The biggest problemwe see is when folks overwaterlavender—let them dry thoroughlybetween waterings!


Our most popular herb valued for both its wonderful flavor and lovely form and color. An easyto grow annual herb as long as they have full sun, well draining soil and adequate moisture.Basils make a lovely ornamental in the garden, and of course, essential in the kitchen!

Basil

Basil ‘Amethyst’Ocimum basilicum

Spring Only

A bold but lovely contrast toany garden or arrangement!Similar in taste and habit as‘Genovese’ Basil, ‘Amethyst’has dark purple, almostblack leaves.

Basil ‘Elenora’Ocimum basilicum

2016 AAS winner with asuper compact growinghabit, intense flavor andlater flowering. Perfect forcontainers or garden.

Spring Only

Perfect for pestos and otherItalian dishes, this sweetbasil is slow to bolt but packstons of flavor! Prune oftenfor full growth.

Basil ‘Genovese’Ocimum basilicum

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Tulsi Basil ( Holy Green )Ocimum tenuiflorum

Revered throughout India for its religioussignificance. An unusual herb with potentmedicinal properties. Easy to grow indoors.

High yielding variety with large medium-darkgreen leaves. When compared to Genovesethe flavor and scent are sweeter and lessclove like.

Basil ‘Italian Large Leaf’Ocimum basilicum

Spring Only

Tall, upright herb with high yields, thedelicate light olive-green leaves have adistinctly sweet lemon flavor and scent. Agreat compliment to fish, salsas, and tea.Easy to grow!

Basil ‘Lemon Sweet Dani’Ocimum basilicum

Spring Only

Delicious Thai basil with distinct licoriceflavor. Perfect for stir fries and soups. Thepurple blooms are very ornamental and lookgreat in arrangements!

Basil ‘Thai Siam Queen’Ocimum basilicum

Spring Only

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Great fresh or dried. Slow growing, butwell worth the wait! Savory taste perfectin long simmering dishes. Makes a greatyear-round houseplant.

Bay ‘Sweet Bay’Laurus nobilis

Aromatic perennial herb that is ahummingbird favorite! Striking lavenderflowers attract a variety of wildlife andrepel insects. Used as a culinary as well asa companion plant in the garden.

Bergamot ‘Bee Balm’Monarda fistulosa

A cure-all for many aliments because ofits astringent, expectorant and sedativeproperties. Also grown as a beautifulornamental, pollinators love its purpleflowers.

BetonyStachys officianalis

Gorgeous herb bearing tons of bright blue,edible star-shaped flowers. Mild cucumberflavor is perfect for salads. High in Vitamin C,calcium and potassium.

Borage ‘Blue’Borago officinalis

Spring Only


Buddleia ‘Nanho Purple’Buddleia davidii var. nanhoensis

Perfect for arrangements, this sweet smellingshrub will be a hit with wildlife. A smallervariety. Loves the heat!

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Buddleia ‘Black Knight’Buddleia davidii ‘Black Knight’

Dramatic dark violet-purple flower spikeswith an intoxicating sweet scent that attractsbutterflies in droves. Vigorous grower that isdeer and drought tolerant.

Buddleia ‘Royal Red’Buddleia davidii ‘Royal Red’

Fuchsia colored clusters attract tons ofbutterflies and bees! Heat tolerant, thisbeautiful shrub will beautify your gardenall summer.


Brahmi ‘Bacopa’Bacopa Monnieri

Prized for its medicinal properties. Easy togrow and makes excellent ground cover.Thrives in moist conditions and bloomscontinuously into the fall.


Cardoon ‘Porto Spineless’Cynara cardunculus

Spring Only

A dramatic addition to your garden orarrangement! Serrated leaves accent abeautiful purple thistle-like flower. Edibleand similar to an artichoke.

CatgrassAvena sativa

Catgrass has great nutritional value—asource of vitamins, minerals and protein.Easy to grow indoors or out. Your cat willthank you!

CatmintNepeta mussinii

Easy to grow perennial with dainty purpleflowers that bloom all summer. Perfect for aborder or pot, attracting butterflies and beesand cats. Used in teas as a mild sedative.

CalendulaCalendula officinalis

Aromatic orange flowers can be made intooils to heal skin issues. Flowers are edible andhigh in Vitamin A, a wonderful garnish.

Spring Only


Catnip ‘Lemon’Nepeta cataria citrodora

Dried or fresh, this plant will make any felineecstatic! Wonderful lemon aroma and greatsleeping aid, helps in digestion and detersaphids and beetles.

CatnipNepeta cataria

A high yielding, easy to grow perennial.Medicinally, a very mild sedative. Spoilyour cats with FRESH catnip, not the stale,store variety!

Chamomile ‘German’Matricaria chamomila

Spring Only

An annual herb with qualities similarly to‘Roman’. Acts as sweet scented groundcoverin the garden, and has the same medicinalvalue as its perennial ‘cousin’!

Chamomile ‘Roman’Chamaemelum nobile

Apple scented perennial ground cover—lowgrowing with daisy-like flowers and featheryfoliage. Well known for its sedative qualities.Antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal. Used by Romans in baths.


Chili Pepper ‘Cheyenne’Capsicum annuum

Spring Only

This pepper is hot! A great plant forbeginning gardeners, Chili Peppers need littleattention and grow easily.

ChervilAnthriscus cerefolium

A classic in French cooking. This relativeof Parsley enjoys cool weather and its lacyleaves have a hint of anise. Delicate flatleaves—add to a bottle of white wine vinegarand transform your salads!

Chives ‘Garlic’Allium tuberosum

Easy to grow herb that adds a subtle garlicflavor to dishes and contains bioflavonoids,natural antioxidants beneficial to yourskin. Lovely white flower heads thatattract pollinators.

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ChivesAllium schoenoprasum

Deer resistant perennial herb essential to thekitchen. A wonderful mild flavor when theoverwhelming onion is just too much! Lovelypink-lavender flowers stand out in the gardenbed, and can be used as a garnish.



Chives ‘Garlic Geisha’Allium tuberosum

Garlic chive with larger and wider leaves,delicately flavored and a 2015 AAS awardwinner. Ornamental with lovely star-shapedwhite flowers that attract butterflies.


CilantroCoriandrum sativum

Essential to Mexican (salsa and guacamole)and Asian cuisine. Although quick to ‘go toseed’, enjoy long lasting if you harvest youngleaves often.

Cilantro ‘Papalo’Porophyllum ruderale

Spring Only

Aromatic Mexican native herb perfect fortacos, salsa and sauces. Large, bluish leaveswith flavor similar to arugula and cilantro.

Clary SageSalvia sclarea

Medicinal herb used to treat ailmentsfrom indigestion to anxiety. Unique aromareminiscent of fresh cut grapefruit, used toflavor alcoholic beverages (bitters).

Spring Only


Comfrey ‘Common’Symphytum officinale

AKA: Knitbone. Hardy perennial herb withlovely bell-shaped pink-purple blooms thatcontinue through summer. Repairs burnsand scars and helps sprains and other stressrelated injuries. An ideal compost activator.

Cutting CeleryApium graveolens

Looks just like parsley, but tastes just likecelery! Flat leaves and virtually no stringystalk, the anise flavor is perfect fresh or driedfor soups, stocks, stews and garnishes insalads. Great potted plant.

Coreopsis ‘Lanceleaf’Coreopsis lanceolata

An easy to grow native with showy goldenblooms summer through fall. Durable andeasy to grow, a must have pollinator thatprovides seeds for songbirds in the fall.

Coreopsis X Route 66Threadleaf Coreopsis (coreopsis hybrid ‘Route 66’)

Unique bicolor blooms. Rich ring of burgundythat ‘bleeds’ out to the tips of yellow petals.Easy to grow native attracting pollinators andprovides gorgeous cut flowers.


Spring Only

Datura ‘Evening Fragrance’Datura inoxia

Huge pure white trumpet flowers—a lovelynocturnal plant that blooms at sunset, releasingits sweet perfume. Works well in containers, ora sheltered corner near the house where it canbe appreciated. Plant is toxic.

CostmaryChrysanthemum balsamita, Tanacetum balsamita

AKA: Bibleleaf plant. Easy to grow perennialherb with long pungent leaves, once used asBible markers to repel moths and silverfish.Used as antiseptic, eases cold symptoms, anduse dried leaves in potpourris.

CuminCuminum cyminum

Easy to grow member of the Parsley family,produces fragrant and ferny foliage. Grown forits spicy seeds used in many cuisines, also hasmedicinal value. An unusual plant for containers.

Coriander ‘Vietnamese’Persicaria odorata

Perfect in Asian dishes, easy to grow annualhas spicy flavor with hints of cilantro andlemon. Use in place of mint or cilantro. Freshleaves filled with healthy flavor!


Datura ‘Purple Ballerina’Datura metel

Spring Only

Gorgeous white and purple trumpet-likeflowers. A powerfully sweet scentednocturnal bloomer, this is used in Chinesemedicine to treat asthma.

Dill ‘Bouquet’Anethum graveolens

Aromatic addition to cooking: pickles, soupsand pickled cucumbers! Hardy herb withgorgeous abundant and long-lived foliageand enormous yellow blooms. Lovely inarrangements, and a favorite with butterflies.

Digitalis ‘Foxy’Digitalis purpurea

Extra bright bi-colored tubular flowers withan upright habit. Perfect in a cutting garden.Blooms continously through early summer.Used medicinally, but do not ingest (toxic).

Echinacea ‘Magnus’Echinacea purpurea ‘Magnus’

Daisy-like purple blooms with a dark,raised center. A vigorous grower, droughtand deer resistant. Known to boost theimmune system, Echinacea is also a naturalantidepressant.


Echinacea ‘Purple Coneflower’Echinacea purpurea

Classic perennial native, easy to grow andattracts bees and butterflies. Purple-pinkblooms perfect for cut flowers. Medicinalproperties as well as a must have for gardensand borders.

Eucalyptus ‘Silver Drop’Eucalyptus gunnii

Lovely blue-green fragrant leaves usedfor essential oils in medicine and perfume.Wonderful addition to flower arrangements.Used medicinally to relieve respiratorycongestion. Hardy and cold tolerant.

Evolvulus ‘Blue Daze’Evolvulus glomeratus

Spring Only

Lovely blue ruffled petals on silver-greenfoliage. Makes a gorgeous, quick spreadingground cover or a ‘spiller’ for containers.Loves heat and grows well in full sun.

EpazoteChenopodium ambrosioides

Spring Only

Popular in Mexican cuisine—strong flavor,like a mix of Cilantro and Sweet Marjoram.Aids in digestion. Cook down first to keepfrom overpowering your dish!


Fennel ‘Bronze’Foeniculum vulgare

Unique colored foliage: bronzy-brownishburgundy feathery leaves with an intensefragrance topped with yellow flowers.Attracts Swallowtail butterflies. Anise flavorperfect for seafood, eggs and veggies.

Fennel ‘Green’Foeniculum vulgare

Identical to Bronze Fennel, except in color.Dark green foliage is beautiful in the garden.A hit with wildlife and used in the kitchen toadd its anise flavor to fish, vegetables, andsauces. Drought tolerant.

FeverfewTanacetum parthenium

Aromatic perennial herb producing daisy-likeflowers. Easy to grow and self seeds. Usedto ease migraines, arthritis, colds and fevers.Insect repellant.

FenugreekTrigonella foenum-graecum

A rare and unusual annual herb used extensivelyin India and the Middle East. A delicious culinaryherb with a rich, nutty flavor. It has medicinalproperties as well. Easy to grow!


Geranium, Scented ‘Attar of Roses’Pelargonium capitatum

Spring Only

Rose-scented leaves and lovely lavenderflowers—scent released when touched.Drought-tolerant, and easy to grow indoors.Flowers can be candied.

Geranium, Scented ‘Citronella’Pelargonium ‘Citrosa’

Spring Only

Contains citronella oils used in perfumesand incenses, repels mosquitoes and pests.Lacy leaves release a wonderful aromawhen disturbed. Drought resistant. Easy togrow indoors.

Geranium, Scented ‘Lemona’Pelargonium crispum

Spring Only

Wonderful culinary herb with fresh lemonflavor and scent. Smaller leaves than otherPelaroniums, and strong scent than most.Easy to grow in or out, and use flowersin food.

Gaillardia ‘Blanket Flower’Gaillardia x grandiflora

AKA: Blanket Flower. Tough, easy to growand non-stop bloomer. 2005 All AmericanSelection Winner. An incredible performerwith red, orange and yellow blossoms.


Heliotrope ‘Marine’Heliotropium arborescens

Spring Only

Popular in the Victorian garden. Fragrantdeep violet-blue flower heads, up to 5"across that have a habit of turning to facethe sun! A low growing herb in the gardenor as a ‘spiller’ in a container.

Gomphrena ‘QIS Purple’Gomphrena globosa

Spring Only

A perfect cottage garden flowering herbwith bright clover-like blooms. Easy togrow, and perfect addition to fresh or driedarrangements.

Gomphrena ‘Strawberry Fields’Gomphrena haageana

Spring Only

Brilliant red clover-like blooms that resembletiny strawberries! Everlasting blooms thatretain their color long after cutting. A hugehit with hummingbirds!

Germander ‘Upright’Teucrium chamaedrys

Aromatic evergreen herb that works as awonderful small shrub. Lovely scented leavesthat turn a reddish tint in the fall. Perfect asa dwarf hedge, or in the mixed perennial bed.Use for erosion control. Deer resistant!


HorehoundMarrubium vulgare

A woody stemmed herb with slightlyserrated leaves and clustered purple flowers.Nutritionally rich plant high in Vitamins A,B,Cand E. Dried or fresh, make a tea or use the oilin perfume or add to pot pourri.

Hibiscus MarshmallowHibiscus Moscheutos

Spring Only

AKA: Swamp Rose Mallow. Striking andshowy with blooms that measure 6 to 10"wide and large heart-shaped leaves. Easy togrow in moist soils, easy to grow native thatlooks great when planted in groups.

Hyacinth Bean ‘Ruby Moon’Lablab purpureus

Spring Only

This eager climbing vine will add height anddrama to your garden! Train it to a trellis orfence and enjoy a cascade of fragrant purpleflowers followed by gorgeous purple pods.

Hypericum ‘St. John’s Wort’Hypericum perforatum

A hardy perennial with wonderful yellow,saucer shaped long-lasting flowers. Treatmentfor depression. Flowers are steeped in alcoholas a remedy for sores, burns and bruises. Usedto produce red and yellow dyes.


Lambs Ear, StachysStachys byzantina

Soft, downy silvery foliage make this awonderful garden plant. Perfect as a droughttolerant groundcover or border plant.Antiseptic properties as well.

HyssopHyssop officinalis

Attracts bees and butterflies like no otherherb! Fragrant purple flowers on club-likespikes. Compact, easy to grow and perfect forthe flower bed.

Joe Pye WeedEupatorium ligustifolia

Blooming herb that attracts butterflies with itssweet nectar. Large pink-purple flowers lastinginto fall. Used traditionally to treat digestiveand urinary problems. Lovely in arrangements.

Joe Pye Weed ‘Little Joe’Eupatorium Dubium

The perfect compact cultivar for a smallergarden. Gorgeous mauve blooms that attractbutterflies. Tolerates a bit of shade, andprefers moist soil.


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Planting Guide

Remove plants carefully from the boximmediately upon arrival.

Unwrap carefully and remember thatmuch of our material can be recycled.

If the soil is dry to the touch,or the plants look a bit wilted,

water thoroughly.

Place plants in a protected spot outof direct sun and wind and allow them

to acclimate for a day or 2.

Your plants may be ‘jet lagged’ witha yellow leaf or two, or a bit of wilt.That isnormal and symptoms will

disappear in a day or so.

In the case of damage due to shipping,please contact us via email

([email protected]) andfollow the steps on your insert.

It is vital that you understand theparticular needs of the plants you have

purchased, and plant accordingly.

Full sun or part shade? How big arethey going to get at maturity?

Give them enough room to grow,andDONOT plant them according

to their current size!

Healthy soil isVITAL to healthy plants,so make sure that you are giving

them the best ‘home’ possible—gooddrainage and healthy soil is a must.

Adding a bit of cactus sandwill ensure good drainage.


The best time to plant is in theearlymorning or late afternoon; youwant to avoid excessive heat and sun.

DONOT plant deeper than thesoil line of the potted plant, but

make sure that the roots arealways covered with soil.

Place the plant in the hole at thecorrect depth and backfill.

Mulch helps keep the soil moistand suppressesweeds.

Some of your plants may either begoing dormant, or coming out of

dormancy depending on the time ofyear. This is a normal part of theirlife cycle, so do not be alarmed bythe lack of green growth. The rootsare strong and healthy and the plant

WILL GROW!

Dig a hole to allow for loose soilto be backfilled into the hole.

Any container thatholds soil andprovides good drainagewill work.

The two essential elements are:–Top Quality Potting Mix

–Drainage

Fill your container up to "from the rim of the pot.

Gently remove each plant fromthe pot, and loosen the roots

of each plant.

Nestle the plants in the soilat the appropriate spacing andthenfirmly pack the remaining

soil between the plants.

Water thoroughly to saturate thesoil, and if needed, add more soil.


Potted Herbs

Whether you’re cooking with culinary herbs or just enjoying the fresh, natural scent of aromaticherbs, our wide selection of potted herb plants are essential to your home. Here is our full line of yourfavorite potted herbs that grow well indoors (or outdoors)—no assembly required! Each plant (notseeds) is housed in a hand-thrown clay pot. Visit our website for more information on purchasing!

Potted Herbs We Currently Offer


Lantana

If you love long lasting color in the garden, look no further! This hard-working plant thrives in fullsun, and can tolerate a bit of drought. It comes in a variety of vibrant colors and is a magnet forhummingbirds and butterflies. A non-stop blooming groundcover that can last from early springto first frost, and a perennial in frost free areas!

Lantana ‘Anne Marie’Lantana camara

Multicolored blooms, and a compact, moundinggrowth habit make a perfect container orgarden addition. Attracts hummingbirds andbutterflies, drought tolerant and blooms intolate fall. More cold hardy than other lantana!

Lantana ‘Athens Rose’Lantana camara

An explosion of color! Gorgeous multicoloredblooms nonstop, attracting butterflies allsummer. Versitile and can be used as massplantings or container. Easy to grow.


Lantana ‘Carlos’Lantana camara

A vibrant showstopper! Compact and bushy,constantly covered with blooms that cover thecolor spectrum: red, coral, apricot, pink, andorange. That is a spectacular range of color!

Lantana ‘Confetti’Lantana camara

These tri-colored, long lasting blooms arean explosion of beauty! Drought resistantbutterfly magnets. Upright growers forplanters or in the garden.

Lantana ‘Ham and Eggs’Lantana camara

Gorgeous pink and yellow flower clusters arebutterfly and hummingbird magnets! Morewinter tolerant, and supposed to be hardy toZone 7!

Lantana ‘Dallas Red’Lantana camara

Fiery red, orange and yellow blooms and acompact growth habit, make this a stunningelement in the garden. A hummingbird’sdream!


Lantana ‘Tangerine’Lantana camara

Eye-catching blooms with a wonderfulspreading habit. Perfect as a ground cover orcontainer plant. Tolerant of heat and drought,and attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

Lantana ‘Trailing Lavender’Lantana montevidensis

Gorgeous long lasting purple blooms—a truetrailing lantana. Perfect as a ground cover orin window boxes and planters. Loves full sunand salt tolerant.

Lantana ‘Trailing White’Lantana camara

Lovely white blooms with brilliant yelloweyes. Sun loving and looks great in hangingpots or as colorful border filler. Verypronounced trailing habit and aroma!

Lantana ‘Lola’Lantana camara

Brilliant bright yellow flower clusters coverthis colorful, heat-loving lantana from Springto Fall. Provides bright color during yourentire growing season—evergreen in frost-free climates!


Lavender

Lavender has been grown for centuries, admired for its fragrant flowers and foliage that makeit a prized ornamental in the garden. Lovely, fragrant gray-green foliage and delicate lavenderblooms—easy to grow in full sun, but well-draining soil is a must. Lavenders can be used foralmost anything: culinary, aromatic, medicinal as well as ornamental!

Lavender ‘Grosso’Lavandula x intermedia

AKA: Fat Spike. Grows into a fragrantshrubby 3' mound with lovely silver-greenfoliage. Large, plump flower spikes attractingbutterflies and hummingbirds. Easy to growand harvest.

Lavender ‘Hidcote’Lavandula angustifolia

A shorter variety that is cold hardy; preferssummers in the 80’s versus 90’s. Slowgrowing herb that forms a great compactshrub. Sweet scent remains strong afterdrying, perfect for potpourris.


Lemon BalmMelissa officinalis

Hardy perennial herb, a member of the mintfamily. Easy to grow, and a bee magnet.Fragrant dark green leaves with a fresh citrustaste best used fresh in any dish requiring alemon flavor. Perfect for potpourris.

LemongrassCymbopogan citratus

Wonderful fresh, fragrant lemon flavor withhints of mint and ginger. An essential additionto seafood, soups, marinates and stir-fries.Great source of antioxidants, and naturallyrepels pests. A gorgeous addition to the garden.

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Lavender ‘Provence’Lavandula x intermedia

Hybrid lavender used for sachets andpotpourris. Among the tallest, purple flowerson terminal spikes, flower and foliage highlyaromatic. Easy to harvest and dry. Welldrained soil a must.

Lavender ‘Munstead’Lavandula angustifolia

Early blooming English lavender with long-lasting lavender flowers on terminal spikes.More adapted to heat and humidity thanother varieties. Great in containers or usedas a compact shrub.


Lemon VerbenaAloyia citriodora

Flowers have a subtle, sweet fragrance andthe leaves pack a lemon punch. Long lastingscent makes it ideal for everything from tea topotpurri! It makes a lovely potted plant or hardygarden shrub. Tolerates less than perfect soils.

LobeliaLobelia cardinalis

Beautiful foliage and striking red flowers makethis a great addition to any Hummingbirdlover’s garden! Prefers a moist environment,such as creek beds, marshes or water gardens.Does not transplant well.

LovageLevisticum officinalis

Hardy perennial herb, related to celery butthe flavor is stronger. Perfect for soups,stews and sauces. A vigorous grower favoredby butterfly larvae!

Marjoram ‘Sweet’Origanum majorana

Milder than oregano, has a sweeter and morebalsam-like flavor. Produces small, round palegreen leaves with tiny flowers. Use as youwould oregano.


Mint

Mints are hardy perennials that will grow under a variety of conditions—however they do thebest with full to part sun and rich, moist soil. Valued for their refreshing qualities, the smell andtaste have a cooling effect. Leaves and flowers can be used in teas, salads, soups, and lovely asgarnishes. Perfect in containers or in the garden, but remember that they can be invasive somake sure to control by planting in underground pots!

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Mint ‘Apple’Mentha suaveolens

Lovely aromatic mint with a fruitier scentthan its mentholated ‘cousins’. Pefect culinarycompanion in summer salads or drinks. Easyto grow.

Mint ‘Chocolate’Mentha x piperita

Lovely dark-green purplish leaves whichtaste just like chocolate-covered mint candy!Use in culinary dishes, especially desserts.



Mint ‘Kentucky Colonel’Mentha spicata

The mint for Juleps and Mojitos! Bloomsattract butterflies. Use in any recipe callingfor spearmint, including mint jelly.


Less invasive than other varieties. Producesbeautiful tall foliage and blooms. Great inarrangements. Helpful for treating colds andcoughs, makes a wonderful, slightly spicy tea.

Mint ‘Mountain’Pycnanthemum incanum


This is it—the authentic plant from Cuba!The scent and flavor are mild and warm,perfect for cocktails. Easy to grow and doeswell in pots.

Mint ‘Mojito’Mentha x villosa



Mint ‘Citrus Kitchen’Mentha ‘Utility Citrus Kitchen

A favorite culinary mint with huge leavesthat add minty zest to everything. Greatin containers, and use foliage in flowerarrangements. Makes a delicious tea.


An easy to grow perennial with brightcitrus flavor perfect for summer drinks andfruit salads. Fragrant flowers that attractbutterflies and bees.

Mint ‘Orange’Mentha x piperita citrata


An old favorite, this hardy perennial is arobust grower so give it plenty of room. Thetea is used to ease digestion. Naturally repelsinsects. Delicious flavor—easy to grow!

Mint ‘Peppermint’Mentha x piperita


Huge white flowers! Plant near a patio orwalkway where their scent and flowers canbe appreciated. Vigorous climber, thrives inthe summer heat.

MoonflowerIpomoea alba

Spring Only

Dormancy

Don’t be concerned if the foliageon your perennial herb is dying;it is a natural reaction calleddormancy. Plants can detect theshorter days, cooler temperaturesand less light as we move fromsummer to fall. Foliage growthmay be slower, or even drop offand the plant will die back to theground with no green showing.But the rootsWILL continue togrow and the plant will thrive!


Grown for generations and loved for its skyblue flowers with creamy white throats. Thisfast and easy to grow annual vine is perfectto quickly cover a fence or mailbox.

Morning Glory ‘Heavenly Blue’Ipomoea violacea, Ipomoea tricolor

Spring Only

Mullein has terrific medicinal value. Intea form, it is used to treat coughs, sorethroats and respiratory infections. Beautifulflowering spikes attract beneficial wildlife!

MulleinVerbascum thapsus

Spring Only

A trailing plant with gorgeous marbledfoliage and profuse blooms! All parts areedible, adding a peppery spice to any dish.Perfect for patio containers.

Nasturtium ‘Alaska Mix’Tropaeolum majus

Lovely old-fashioned variety with crimsonred flowers and a white ‘throat’. A vigorousgrower with blooms 2-3" across. Self sowerand attracts bees and butterflies.

Morning Glory ‘Crimson Rambler’Ipomoea purpurea

Spring Only


Big, beautiful blooms are a constant with thistrailing plant. Packed with flavor, the foliageand blooms are edible. Try them candied ortossed with a salad.

Nasturtium ‘Jewel Mix’Tropaelum majus

Flavor is twice the intensity of Italian. Prizedfor its pungent aroma, perfect for Italiancooking. Easy to grow, and attractive tobutterflies.

Oregano ‘Greek’Origanum vulgare hirtum

Essential to Italian cooking, a cross betweenOregano and Marjoram. Its milder flavoris prized in the kitchen. Easy to grow andperfect groundcover.

Oregano ‘Italian’Origanum x majoricum

Easy to grow and hardy compact Nepeta witha low growing habit. Aromatic gray-greenfoliage with long-blooming lavender flowers.Cut back to extend blooms.

Nepeta ‘Junior Walker’Nepeta x faassenii


Bright green triple-curled leaves make agreat garnish, but its clean fresh flavor makesit a wonderful culinary herb. Milder than itsItalian cousin, and packed with vitamins andminerals. Larval plant for caterpillars.

Parsley ‘Curly’Petroselinum crispum

Strong flavored leaves that make it perfectfor Italian dishes. The leaves are greatfresh or dried. Preferred culinary varietyand highly nutritious. Larval food plant forSwallowtail butterfly.

Parsley ‘Italian Flatleaf’Petroselinum crispum neapolitanum

Exotic blooms almost 3" across, attractsbutterflies and hummingbirds. Easy to grow,quick climber that needs full sun. Used totreat anxiety, insomnia and other nervousdisorders.

Passion FlowerPassiflora incarnata

Spring Only

Native to India, this exotic herb is sweetlyscented, the ‘scent of the 60’s’! Shrubby herbthat is a member of the mint family. Easy togrow indoors.

PatchouliPogostemon cablin


Fast growing, easy to grow hardygroundcover with strong fragrance perfectfor rock gardens. Used to deter insects.Avoid ingesting Pennyroyal.

PennyroyalMentha pulegium

Aromatic finely textured tall and spike-likeclusters of lavender blue flowers. Vigorous,hardy and drought tolerant. Deer resistant.Long-lasting blooms perfect in perennialgarden.

Perovskia ‘Russian Sage’Perovskia atriplicifolia

Lovely daisy-like flowers with lacey greenundergrowth. A hardy herb, perfect foropen areas in need of a sturdy filler. Naturalinsect repellant.

PyrethrumTanacetum cinerarifolium

Spring Only

Don’t GrowThese Plants Indoors

There are many plants that justcan’t be grown indoors. Manyperennial herbs must have a cold,winter dormant period—it is apart of their life cycle. Forcingthem to grow year round will leadto a very stressed plant that willbegin to lose vigor, grow pale andstretched out leaves and stems,and will eventually die. We noteon our website which of theseplants areNOT INTENDED forindoor growing!


Rosemary

This Mediterranean native has small light blue flowers and narrow, pine needle-like leaves withan unmistakeable aroma: strong, sweet and piney adding a distinctive flavor to food. In additionto being a popular culinary herb, rosemary adds an essential structural element to the garden.An outstanding perennial in the landscape!

Rosemary ‘Arp’Rosmarinus officinalis

Excellent winter hardiness. Fragrant graygreen foliage and light blue flowers. Prizedculinary herb, and use woody stems asBBQ skewer!

Rosemary ‘Hardy Hill’Rosmarinus officinalis

Hardy, cold tolerant rosemary for Zone 6.Semi upright stems, a bit more compact than‘Arp’. Soft aroma and pleasing flavor.


Rosemary ‘Salem’Rosmarinus officinalis

Upright variety with thinner and smallerleaves than other varieties. Pine scent a bitmilder, but high oil content. Prized for itssubtle rosemary flavor in cooking.

Dramatic tall-growing upright rosemary withexceptional dark blue flower spikes. Aromaticpale green leaves perfect for cooking anddrying. Prized ornamental great for topiary.Drought resistant.

Rosemary ‘Tuscan Blue’Rosmarinus officinalis

Rosemary ‘Prostrate’Rosmarinus prostratus

Lovely ground-cover rosemary perfect forgardens, containers or hanging baskets.Fragrant foliage and beautiful blue flowerswith multiple blooming cycles.

Growing Herbs Indoors

Growing indoors is easy, as longas you chose the herbs that growwell indoors. Most herbs need6-8 hours of sunlight each day,and make sure to keep themaway from direct sources of heat.Water regularly, making surethat they dry out betweenwaterings. Misting or placing ona pebble tray with water can help.Keep your eye out for pests, andonly use fertilizer during theirgrowth cycle.


AKA: Black Eyed Susan. 1999 Perennial Plantof the Year. Easy to grow with long lasting,daisy-like yellow orange blooms. Gorgeouswhen mass planted.

Rudbeckia ‘Goldsturm’Rudbeckia fulgida

Perennial herb, a perfect shrub, with strongodor acting as an insect repellant. ‘Herb ofGrace’ used throughout history, religiouslyimportant to many cultures. Lovey laceyfoliage, easy to grow and larval food!

RueRuta graveolens

Eye-catching green “cone” center is ringedby bright yellow petals with sun-kissed, paleyellow tips. Great addition to cut-flowerbouquets.

Rudbeckia ‘Prairie Sun’Rudbeckia hirta

KnowingYourPlant’s Size

We put a H (height) and an S(spread) on every plant we grow,so that you can give your plant theroom that it needs in your garden.Giving your plant proper space togrow is vital. It will arrive in a 3.25"square pot, but ITWILLGROW.These plants are ‘root ready’which means that once planted,they are ready to grow. It may takea season or two, but as long as it isplanted correctly and taken careof, you will have a mature plant.


Sage ‘Berggarten’Salvia officinallis berggarten

Extra large, silvery-bluevelvety leaves with a neatand compact growth habit.Culinary, medinal as well as aperfect addition to the garden.Prolific and drought tolerant.

Sage ‘Common’Salvia officinalis

A beautiful bloomer andterrific culinary herb! Has arobust flavor that complimentsmeats, stews and other savorydishes very nicely. Easy togrow and great in pots!

Sage ‘Pineapple’Salvia elegans

Spring Only

Hummingbirds delight!Profuse bright red, tubularflowers that hummingbirdscannot resist. Edible flowershave a fruity flavor. Tall anddramatic in the garden.

Sage

Although long grown for their medicinal properties, sages are prized for their incredible flavoras well as their foliage and flowers. They are a striking plant in the garden. Best grown in full sunand well draining soil, they make a handsome container plant as well.


Sage ‘Purple’Salvia officinalis ‘Purpurascens’

Lovely purple foliage make a great additionto the garden. Prized culinary sage, foliagecan be used fresh or dried in arrangements.Drought tolerant.

Stunning in the garden with wonderfulirregular patterns of variegation on its leaves.A perfect accent plant in the garden, and aperfect sub for regular sage in the kitchen.Gorgeous garnish.

Sage ‘Tricolor’Salvia officinalis ‘Tricolor’

Spring Only

AKA: Bee Sage. Aromatic Native Americanherb used for smudge sticks. Bushy gray-green foliage and white blooms. Droughtand heat tolerant, deer resistant and attractspollinators.

Sage ‘White’Salvia apiana

Spring Only

Easy to grow culinary herb with greatcucumber flavor. Perfect for salads. Uprightstems bloom with rounded clusters of pink-purple tufted flowers on tooth-edged leaves—flower make perfect garnishes.

Salad BurnetSanguisorba minor


More delicate flavor than ‘Winter’, itspeppery flavor is a great addition to any dish,particularly beans. Easy to grow annual herb,used to treat indigestion!

Savory ‘Summer’Satureja hortensis

Spring Only

Stronger flavor than its ‘Summer’ cousin, agreat mixing herb. Combine with oreganos,thymes and basils to add to meats, soups andstews. Dried leaves used in potpourris, fresh invinegars, teas and herb butters. Easy to grow.

Savory ‘Winter’Satureja montana

AKA: Perilla. A member of the Mint family.Known for its culinary use, but its unusualfoliage makes it a great container plant.Excellent source of Omega-3.

Shiso ‘Green’Perilla futescens

AKA: Mad Dog Skullcap. Important medicinalherb used for a wide variety of illnesses.Produces a lovely blue flower and prefersmoist soil.

ScullcapScutellaria lateriflora

Spring Only


SteviaStevia rebaudiana

High yielding, bushy herb with leaves up to20 times sweeter than sugar. Used fresh ordried, and easy to grow indoors. Leaves aresweetest in autumn so harvest in fall.

SweetgrassHierochloe odorata

AKA: Fragrant Holy Grass. Hardy perennialherb with a sweet vanilla scent, regardedas sacred among Native Americans as asmudging herb, and in Europe as a cleansingherb. Easy to grow, and used as a flavoring.

Sorrel ‘Blonde De Lyon’Rumex acetosa

AKA: Common Sorrel. Dock perennial herbthat adds a lemon zest to salads and essentialto lemony sauces and famed sorrel soup.Rich in vitamins and minerals, a must inFrench cuisine.

Strawberry TemptationFragaria x ananassa

A delicious 'sweetheart' variety with a longharvest season. Great flavor and easy togrow. Almost no runners so an excellentchoice for a planter or pot.


Tagetes ‘Mexican Mint Marigold’Tagetes lucida

Spring Only

Small, single, yellow marigold-like flowers.Enhances many dishes, makes a lovelytea, brightens floral arrangements. Goodsubstitute for Tarragon.

Tarragon ‘French’Artemisia dracunculus

Delicious spicy anise flavor essential toFrench cooking. Easy to grow, but provideafternoon shade, and well draining soil.

TansyTanacetum vulgare

An easy to grow heat and drought tolerantherb, and natural insect repellent. Producessmall, yellow button-like flowers, greatfor drying.

Sweet WoodruffGalium odoratum

Vanilla scented herb has dainty white flowersthat can be used for culinary and medicinalpurposes and makes a great groundcover.Add it to your closets and drawers to repelmoths!


Thyme

Aromatic perennial herb with small but fragrant leaves that have been cultivated for theirattractive appearance in the garden as well as their incredible flavor. Creeping varieties makeperfect groundcovers, and all attract bees. A major culinary herb with intense aroma and flavormake thymes an essential culinary herb.

Thyme ‘English’Thymus vulgaris

Traditional culinary herbgrowing into a soft, aromaticmound making it an excellentground cover. Medicinal andantioxidant properties.

Thyme ‘French’Thymus vulgaris ‘French’

Narrow leaves are distinctlygrayer and sweeter thanEnglish Thyme. Essential inFrench cooking. Droughttolerant and attractsbeneficial pollinators!

Spring Only

Lovely ornamental withscattered yellow edgeson leaves. Lemon flavoris delicious in fruit salad,summer dishes.Tastes greatin tuna salad!

Thyme‘Golden Varigated’Thymus x citriodora ‘Variegata’


Thyme ‘Lemon’Thymus citriodorus

Similar in look and habit to English thyme,but with a delightful lemon scent. A hit withbees, butterflies and of course, chefs!

Leaves are dark green with white margins.Makes a wonderful color contrast in yourgarden, as a border plant. Used for any recipecalling for the flavor of thyme. Lovely!

Thyme ‘Silver Edge’Thymus vulgaris

Spring Only

Easy to grow, disease resistance and lowernicotine levels. Heavy thick leaves curenicely, and makes a stunning exotic inthe garden.

Tobacco ‘Ontario Light’Nicotiana tabacum

Spring Only

Known as ‘Wild Tobacco’ or ‘Aztec Tobacco’this annual herb is easy to grow in well-drained soil. Lovely yellow flower in midsummer, and makes an interesting gardenplant.

Tobacco ‘Indian’Nicotiana rustica

Spring Only


Strikingly tall, producing lovely white clustersof fragrant flowers that attract pollinators.Perfect border plant. Well-known medicinalherb, ‘poor man’s Valium’. Makes a relaxingtea, and cats love it.

ValerianValeriana officinalis

Easy to grow perennial with medicinal valueas a sedative and anxiety reliever. Rich inlore, both religious and magical. Sacred herbin many cultures.

VervainVerbena officinalis

Vick’s PlantPlectranthus tomentosa

Succulent herb with great spreading habitperfect for containers. Rounded fleshy leavessmells just like Vick’s Vapor Rub. Repelsmosquitoes.

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WoadIsatis tinctoria

Unusual herb native to British Isles. Easyto grow biennial that produces gorgeousneon yellow flowers that attract pollinators.Source of blue dye, indigotin.


Who We Are

We are not a USDA CertifiedOrganic farm.We are a SustainableFarm.We are good stewards of theland, the air, and the water on whichlife depends. Our crops are grownin a manner that does not harm ourresources; sustainable practicesusing all natural methods.

Sustainability

We are a small family-owned,family-operated farm and weunderstand that our customerswant assurances that they arebuying herbs that have been grownfrom non-GMO seeds, as well asbeing grown using sound practices.Rest assured.

Growing Greener

Our company is committedto providing the best for ourcustomers. We believe inchemical-free gardening, growingnon-patented plants, as well asgrowing open-pollinated speciesplants.We also work to providea free exchange of gardeninginformation with our customers.

Core Values

Our ‘guiding light’ is the beliefthat sustainable gardeningenriches, empowers and shouldbe incorporated into our daily life.Therefore, when you buy an herbfromGrowers Exchange, thatsingle plant has been grown, startto finish, with methods that are asnatural and sustainable as possible.

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