Herbs are a great way to add flavor to foods, aroma in the home or in the garden. Job’s carries a good line perennial, annual or tender herbs that grow in our area. Our selection varies due to crop conditions, availability, and time of year.

Herbs can be grown in the ground, in pots or even inside.



Check out our online Plant Finder to see the different plants we carry, each plant listed has photos, detailed descriptions, and sun exposure set to our area.

*-Notes herbs that can be grown inside on a window sill.



Tips on growing herbs
-Plant them in plenty of light

-Don’t over water

-Keep well fed

-Don’t use moisture control or coir based potting soils, herbs prefer drainage.

Perennial Herbs

Perennial Herbs come back each year without any special care

-Cat Nip

-Chives*

-English Lavender

-Fennel

-Garlic Chives*

-Germander

-Lavendin (Long Stem Lavender)

-Lemon balm*

-Marjoram

-Mints*

-Oregano*

-Parsley* (actually biennial)

-Rue

-Sage (salvia officinalis)*

-Sorel

-Tarragon

-Thyme*

Tender Herbs

Tender Herbs mostly can handle winter temperatures of about 10-20 degrees without damage. Colder temps will kill them. Tender herbs need protection to grow here year after year. Otherwise it is best to grow them in pots that can be brought inside or plan to plant them year after year like an annual.

-Lavender Cotton

-Rosemary*
-Spanish Lavender

-Winter Savory

Annual Herbs

Annual Herbs either only last a growing season or are not cold hardy enough to go through winter without being brought inside the house. Some annual herbs like dill and cilantro reseed themselves. It only appears that they come back like a perennial.

-Basil*

-Bay Laurel*

-Borage
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Chamomile
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Cilantro*
Corriander*

-Curry plant

-Dill

-Lemon verbena

-Lemon grass*

-Pineapple Sage (Salvia elegans)

-Stevia