Culinary Herbs are the backbone of many kitchen gardens because they don’t need much sun or space, and go a long way in the kitchen.
Culinary herbs is a broad and diverse category of plants that includes many different families of plants that grow in many different ways. Most culinary herbs are herbaceous and fragrant green leaves that people use in small amounts to flavor their food. Many of these plants also have medicinal uses and are consumed as teas or made into tinctures or even smudge sticks. Many herbs that are technically perennials in cooler climates are grown as annuals here, like lavender, lemon verbena and thyme.
Nabechan Scallions
Cilantro
Culinary Dill
Bronze Fennel
Flat Leaf Parsley
Cuban Oregano
Garlic Chives
Italian Oregano
Berggarten Sage
Swordleaf Sage
Creeping Thyme
Spearmint
Orange Mint
Lemon Balm
Rosemary
Genovese Basil
Thai Basil
African Blue Basil
Tarragon
Green Garden Sorrel
Red Epazote
Lemon Verbena
chervil
Lebanese Za'atar
Cutting Celery
Chives