Herbs

The Almanac Planting Co Herbs Collection features edible and aromatic plants selected for both indoor and outdoor growing. These herbs are commonly grown in containers, raised beds, and garden spaces, making it easy to add fresh flavor, fragrance, and living greenery to kitchens, patios, and home gardens alike.

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Almanac Planting Co: Close-up of ‘Elfin’ Creeping Thyme (Thymus serpyllum ‘Elfin’) forming a dense, fragrant mat of tiny evergreen leaves in a sunny rock garden.
Creeping Thyme 'Elfin'
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Almanac Planting Co: Phenomenal Lavender shown thriving in a sunlit perennial bed, its fragrant purple blooms standing tall against silvery foliage. A resilient, deer-resistant variety perfect for borders, pollinator gardens, and low-maintenance landscapes.
Phenomenal® Lavender
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Almanac Planting Co: Bumblebee feeding on a deep purple Hidcote Lavender flower spike above silver-green foliage
Hidcote Lavender
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Rosemary Live Herb Plants in a Pot by a Window
Rosemary (BBQ)
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Almanac Planting Co Amethyst Basil (Ocimum basilicum 'Amethyst') in a terra cotta pot
Basil 'Amethyst'
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Almanac Planting Mammoth Basil (Ocimum basilicum) Foliage
Basil 'Mammoth'
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Almanac Planting Co: Basil ‘Spicy Globe’ compact globe-shaped plant with dense aromatic leaves
Basil 'Spicy Globe'
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Almanac Planting Sweet Thai Basil (Ocimum basilicum var. thyrsiflora)
Basil 'Sweet Thai'
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Almanac Planting West Indian Lemon Grass Growing Outside
West Indian Lemon Grass
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Herb Plant FAQs & Care

What types of plants are included in the herb collection?


This collection includes a curated selection of herb plants chosen for reliable growth and everyday usefulness in home gardens. The assortment may include culinary herbs and other commonly grown varieties suited to a range of garden settings.

Are herb plants suitable for home gardens and containers?


Herb plants are well suited for home gardens and are especially adaptable to container growing. Many thrive in raised beds, patio containers, and small-space setups when given appropriate light and care.

Where do herb plants grow best?


Most herb plants perform best in locations with good sun exposure and well-draining soil. Adequate light supports healthy growth and helps maintain strong flavor and vigor.

How much maintenance do herb plants require?


Herb plants generally require simple, routine care such as regular watering and occasional harvesting or trimming. Many are forgiving and adapt well to consistent, basic maintenance.

Can herbs be harvested regularly without harming the plant?


Many herbs respond well to regular harvesting when done thoughtfully. Trimming encourages fresh growth and helps maintain a compact, healthy plant over time.

Are herb plants a good choice for beginner gardeners?


Herb plants are often an excellent choice for beginners because they grow quickly and provide visible results. Their adaptability and everyday usefulness make them a rewarding entry point into gardening.