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Herbs
Culinary and medicinal herbs that grow well in our warm climate.
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HerbBasil
From$3.25
HerbBay Laurel
From$24.95
HerbBorage
From$3.50
HerbCatnip
From$6.95
HerbChervil
From$3.50
HerbCilantro
From$3.50
HerbDill
From$3.50
HerbFennel
From$3.50
HerbGarlic
From$2.75
HerbGerman Chamomile
From$3.50
HerbLemon Balm
From$2.50
HerbLemon Verbena
From$2.50
HerbLemongrass
From$2.50
HerbMarjoram
From$3.50
HerbMint
From$2.50
HerbOnion
From$1.15
HerbOregano
From$3.50
HerbParsley
From$3.50
HerbRosemary
From$2.50
HerbShallots
From$2.35
HerbTarragon
From$6.95
HerbThyme
From$2.50
HerbWinter Savory
From$3.50
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Herbs Questions
Which herbs grow well in Zone 9b?+
Many culinary herbs grow well here, with some preferring our cooler months and others thriving in summer heat; ask which suits the season.
Do herbs need full sun?+
Most culinary herbs prefer several hours of sun and well-drained soil, though some tolerate part shade.
Can I grow herbs in containers?+
Yes. Herbs grow well in pots, which lets you move them for sun and protect tender ones during cold snaps.
When should I plant herbs in St. Augustine?+
It depends on the herb. Cool-season herbs do best in fall and winter, while heat-loving herbs thrive in the warm months. Ask us which fits the current season.
Which herbs are easiest for a beginner here?+
Several culinary herbs are forgiving in Zone 9b with sun and good drainage. Tell us what you like to cook and our team can suggest easy starters.