Aromatic Herbs

Featuring Aromatic Herb Seeds and Fragrant Herb Seeds, collection of Aromatic Herbs offers edible, pollinator-friendly choices for containers, preferring sun and well-drained soil; sow after last frost, mild-climate sowings possible.
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  • Agastache Dropplant Seeds Agastache Foeniculum Herb Variety Agastache Dropplant Seeds Agastache Foeniculum Herb Variety
    Agastache Dropplant Seeds Agastache Foeniculum Herb Variety
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    Agastache Dropplant Aromatic Garden Herb VarietyThe Agastache Dropplant (Agastache foeniculum) is a stunning aromatic garden plant known for its sweet anise scent, making it a captivating addition to any herb collection. Often referred to as...
  • Amsterdam Cut Leaf Parsley Seeds Petroselinum Crispum Culinary Herb Amsterdam Cut Leaf Parsley Seeds Petroselinum Crispum Culinary Herb
    Amsterdam Cut Leaf Parsley Seeds Petroselinum Crispum Culinary Herb
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    Premium Amsterdam cut leaf parsley seeds for cookingDiscover the vibrant flavor of Amsterdam cut leaf parsley seeds, known for their broad, flat leaves and intense aroma. This Petroselinum crispum variety, often called smooth leaf parsley...
  • Anise Seeds Pimpinella Anisum Aromatic Herb Culinary Use Anise Seeds Pimpinella Anisum Aromatic Herb Culinary Use
    Anise Seeds Pimpinella Anisum Aromatic Herb Culinary Use
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    Delightful Anise Seeds for Culinary and Aromatic UsesDiscover the versatile anise seeds from Pimpinella anisum, an aromatic herb prized for its distinctive flavor and culinary applications. These edible anise seeds add a sweet, licorice-like taste...
  • Arugula Seeds Eruca Sativa Fast Growing Spicy Nutty Flavor Arugula Seeds Eruca Sativa Fast Growing Spicy Nutty Flavor
    Arugula Seeds Eruca Sativa Fast Growing Spicy Nutty Flavor
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    Fast-Growing Arugula Seeds for Nutty FlavorDiscover the vibrant taste of arugula seeds Eruca sativa, prized for their spicy salad greens with a distinct nutty flavor. These fast-growing leafy greens thrive in open ground cultivation, making...
  • Basil Bascuro Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Dark Green Fine-Leaved Variety Basil Bascuro Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Dark Green Fine-Leaved Variety
    Basil Bascuro Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Dark Green Fine-Leaved Variety
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    Discover Basil Bascuro Seeds for Culinary Herb GardensEnhance your indoor herb gardening with Basil Bascuro seeds, a distinctive variety of Ocimum basilicum prized for its dark green, fine-leaved foliage. Known as Greek pot basil, this...
  • Basil Napolitano Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Large Fragrant Leaves Basil Napolitano Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Large Fragrant Leaves
    Basil Napolitano Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Large Fragrant Leaves
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    Vigorous Aromatic Basil Napolitano SeedsDiscover the rich flavor of Basil Napolitano seeds, an aromatic basil plant known for its large fragrant leaves. This culinary basil variety, scientifically named Ocimum basilicum, is a staple in Mediterranean...
  • Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Bascuro Greek Dark Green Variety Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Bascuro Greek Dark Green Variety
    Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Bascuro Greek Dark Green Variety
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    Premium Basil Seeds for Culinary and Indoor UseDiscover the vibrant flavor and aroma of basil seeds from the Ocimum basilicum Bascuro Greek Dark Green variety. This finely-leaved, dark green basil is an excellent choice for...
  • Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Compact Bush Ball Variety Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Compact Bush Ball Variety
    Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Compact Bush Ball Variety
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    Compact Basil Seeds for Pots and Culinary UseDiscover the versatility of basil seeds from the Ocimum basilicum Compact Bush Ball variety, perfect for both indoor and outdoor herb cultivation. This compact basil variety is ideal...
  • Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Fine Leaf Culinary Herb Seeds Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Fine Leaf Culinary Herb Seeds
    Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Fine Leaf Culinary Herb Seeds
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    Premium Fine Leaf Basil Seeds for Culinary Use Discover the rich flavor of basil seeds from Ocimum basilicum, perfect for herb gardening enthusiasts seeking aromatic plants to enhance their kitchen creations. These fine leaf basil...
  • Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum L Greek Small Leaves Intense Flavor Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum L Greek Small Leaves Intense Flavor
    Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum L Greek Small Leaves Intense Flavor
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    Intense Flavor from Small Leaf Basil SeedsDiscover the rich aroma and vibrant taste of basil seeds from the Greek variety, Ocimum basilicum L.. This small-leaved herb plant forms a compact, round, bushy shrub prized for...
  • Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum L. Bolloso Napoletano Variety Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum L. Bolloso Napoletano Variety
    Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum L. Bolloso Napoletano Variety
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    Premium Basil Seeds for Aromatic Culinary HerbsDiscover the rich flavor of basil seeds from the Ocimum basilicum L. Bolloso Napoletano variety, a prized Italian basil variety known for its broad, fragrant leaves. This Mediterranean herb...
  • Blue Spice Basil Seeds Ocimum Americanum X Ocimum Basilicum Blue Spice Basil Seeds Ocimum Americanum X Ocimum Basilicum
    Blue Spice Basil Seeds Ocimum Americanum X Ocimum Basilicum
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    Vigorous Blue Spice Basil with Spicy Vanilla FlavorThe Blue Spice basil is a unique hybrid of Ocimum americanum and Ocimum basilicum known for its striking spicy vanilla aroma. This aromatic garden herb features small, sturdy...
  • Borage Microgreens Seeds Borago Officinalis Cucumber Flavor Borage Microgreens Seeds Borago Officinalis Cucumber Flavor
    Borage Microgreens Seeds Borago Officinalis Cucumber Flavor
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    Delightful Borage Microgreens with Cucumber FlavorBorage microgreens offer a fresh and unique addition to your collection of herb microgreens. Known botanically as Borago officinalis, these edible micro leaves develop a subtle cucumber flavor that complements...
  • Chervil Fine Curl Seeds Anthriscus Cerefolium Herb Variety Chervil Fine Curl Seeds Anthriscus Cerefolium Herb Variety
    Chervil Fine Curl Seeds Anthriscus Cerefolium Herb Variety
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    Versatile Chervil Fine Curl Seeds for Culinary UseChervil Fine Curl Seeds from the Anthriscus cerefolium variety offer an aromatic leafy herb perfect for enhancing a wide range of dishes. This fine curled chervil is a...
  • Chervil Herb Seeds Anthriscus Cerefolium Culinary Herb Variety Chervil Herb Seeds Anthriscus Cerefolium Culinary Herb Variety
    Chervil Herb Seeds Anthriscus Cerefolium Culinary Herb Variety
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    Versatile Chervil Herb Seeds for Culinary UseChervil herb seeds (Anthriscus cerefolium) offer a fine-leaved, delicate herb perfect for enhancing a wide range of dishes. This edible herb leaves variety grows to about 25 cm in...
  • Chervil Seeds Anthriscus Cerefolium Fine Curl Herb Variety Chervil Seeds Anthriscus Cerefolium Fine Curl Herb Variety
    Chervil Seeds Anthriscus Cerefolium Fine Curl Herb Variety
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    Premium Chervil Seeds for Culinary Herb GardeningDiscover the vibrant flavor and delicate texture of chervil seeds, a must-have for any vegetable garden or herb gardening enthusiast. This fine curl variety of Anthriscus cerefolium produces beautiful,...
  • Chinese Garlic Chives Seeds Allium Tuberosum Mild Garlic Flavor Chinese Garlic Chives Seeds Allium Tuberosum Mild Garlic Flavor
    Chinese Garlic Chives Seeds Allium Tuberosum Mild Garlic Flavor
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    Delicious Garlic-Flavored Chinese Garlic Chives SeedsDiscover the unique taste of Chinese Garlic Chives Seeds, perfect for adding a mild garlic flavor to your culinary creations. These Allium tuberosum seeds grow into perennial chive plants known...
  • Chive Seeds Allium Fistulosum Large Onion Flavor Herb Chive Seeds Allium Fistulosum Large Onion Flavor Herb
    Chive Seeds Allium Fistulosum Large Onion Flavor Herb
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    Winter-Hardy Chive Seeds for Culinary GardensDiscover the robust charm of Allium fistulosum, a winter-hardy herb prized for its thick, arrow-shaped leaves and distinctive large onion flavor. These chive seeds are ideal for cultivating edible garden...
  • Chives Seeds Allium Schoenoprasum Fine Prague Variety Chives Seeds Allium Schoenoprasum Fine Prague Variety
    Chives Seeds Allium Schoenoprasum Fine Prague Variety
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    Chives Seeds for Multiple Harvests and Culinary UseDiscover the versatility of chives seeds from the Fine Prague variety, perfect for enhancing your collection of edible herbs. These Allium schoenoprasum seeds produce slender, flavorful leaves ideal...
  • Cinnamon Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Cinnamomum Culinary Herb Cinnamon Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Cinnamomum Culinary Herb
    Cinnamon Basil Seeds Ocimum Basilicum Cinnamomum Culinary Herb
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    Distinctive Cinnamon Basil Seeds for Culinary GardensDiscover the unique flavor and striking appearance of Cinnamon Basil Seeds, an aromatic herb variety prized for its mild cinnamon taste. This Ocimum basilicum cinnamomum cultivar features violet stems...
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Grow Fragrant Herbs for Kitchen and Garden

From basil seeds to rosemary seeds, this curated range of Aromatic Herb Seeds brings rich aroma and flavor to patios, borders, and windowsills. Classic kitchen herbs such as thyme seeds, oregano seeds, sage seeds, mint seeds, dill seeds, coriander seeds (cilantro seeds), chives seeds, and parsley seeds sit alongside marjoram seeds, tarragon seeds, lemon balm seeds, lemongrass seeds, and savory seeds. Chosen for culinary value and garden presence, these Perfumed Herb Seeds support biodiversity, with delicate blooms attracting pollinating insects and contributing a gentle flowering display through the season. Whether forming a compact container herb garden or enriching mixed beds through companion planting, Aromatic Herb Seeds provide versatile foliage, resinous oils, and steady harvest potential. As edible staples, leaves and tender shoots enhance everyday cooking, while many varieties are visually appealing and pleasantly tactile. For fragrance-led planting schemes, the selection also includes Fragrant Herb Seeds to suit varied tastes and growing spaces.

Growing is straightforward: most varieties prefer full sun, with some tolerating light shade, and thrive in well-drained, moderately fertile soil that avoids waterlogging. Sowing can begin indoors before the last frost or proceed outdoors after frost risk has passed; in mild climates, late season sowing may be possible. Aromatic Herb Seeds adapt well to pots, troughs, and balcony planters, supporting a neat container herb garden as well as open-ground layouts. Heat-loving annual herb seeds like basil enjoy warm conditions, while perennial herb seeds such as rosemary and thyme lend structure and long-lived fragrance. Their nectar-rich flowers are valued by bees and other beneficial insects, making the range a natural fit for pollinator friendly herbs and wildlife-friendly plantings. In productive beds, subtle scents from Aromatic Herb Seeds can also assist companion planting with vegetables by drawing beneficial predators. Reliable growth, compact habits, and multi-use foliage ensure that Aromatic Herb Seeds suit both decorative borders and culinary gardens without compromising ornamental interest.

Fragrant Herb Seeds

This range navigator lists the main herbs collection followed by related categories focused on fragrant foliage and culinary use. Options are grouped by plant type, including basil, lavender, mint, oregano, rosemary, sage, thyme, marjoram, and lemon balm. The links support quick comparison of growth habits, scents, and kitchen applications for container plantings, borders, or kitchen gardens across a range of climates.

Fragrant Herb Seeds

Give aromatic herbs plenty of light: full sun is ideal, though some tolerate light shade. Plant in well‑drained, moderately fertile soil and avoid waterlogging. Start seeds indoors before the last frost, or direct sow once frost risk has passed; in mild climates, late‑season sowing may be possible. Keep seedbeds evenly moist for germination. After establishment, water deeply but infrequently—Mediterranean herbs such as rosemary, thyme, oregano, and sage prefer drier conditions, while basil, parsley, and chives like steadier moisture. Create a free‑draining container herb garden if space is limited. Allow good airflow to curb mildew. Many kitchen herbs suit companion planting and, if allowed to bloom, can support beneficial insects.

  • Well‑suited to containers; choose pots with ample drainage and a gritty, well‑drained mix.
  • Allow some plants (thyme, oregano, dill) to flower to support pollinators and beneficial insects.
  • Edible foliage; regular pinching/harvest encourages bushier growth and fresh flavor.
  • Aromatic textures and forms add ornamental interest in borders and patio plantings.
  • Sow shallowly and keep evenly moist; provide warmth and light; transplant only after frost risk has passed.
  • Water deeply but avoid soggy soil; moderate feeding—excess nitrogen can reduce essential oils.

What are the best aromatic herb seeds to grow from seed?

For ease and fragrance, basil, dill, coriander (cilantro), chives, and parsley are reliable starters with generally brisk germination. Mediterranean classics such as thyme, oregano, sage, and marjoram also grow from seed, though sprouting can be slower and seedlings finer to handle. Rosemary seed is slow and variable but possible with patience and steady warmth. Mint and lemon balm will sprout readily; contain them if spread is a concern. Mixing annual herb seeds with longer-lived perennial herb seeds builds a productive, aromatic herb garden over time.

When should I sow aromatic herb seeds indoors?

Start indoors before the last frost so seedlings are ready to move out once frost risk has passed; where winters are mild, a late season sowing may also be feasible. Use warmth and bright light to encourage sturdy growth, as low light causes legginess. Basil and lemongrass appreciate extra warmth, while parsley and chives tolerate cooler rooms. Transplant once days lengthen and outdoor conditions are settled, gradually acclimating plants to sun and breeze. Direct sowing works well after soils have warmed and night chills have eased.

How can I grow fragrant herbs in pots successfully?

Containers should have ample drainage and a free-draining, moderately fertile mix; adding mineral grit helps for thyme, rosemary, oregano, and sage. Choose pot sizes that match plant vigor—compact herbs suit smaller pots, while vigorous mint benefits from a larger, contained vessel. Keep potting media evenly moist for young plants, then allow the top layer to dry slightly between waterings, especially for woody Mediterranean herbs. Regular, light trims on basil and mint encourage bushiness; thyme and rosemary prefer lighter shaping. Rotate pots for even light and airflow.

Do aromatic herbs need full sun, and what soil suits them?

Most aromatic herbs develop the best flavor and essential oils in full sun, while some—such as parsley, cilantro, and mint—tolerate light shade, particularly during hot spells. Provide well-drained, moderately fertile soil and avoid waterlogging, which stresses roots and dulls scent. Mediterranean herbs thrive in leaner, gritty mixes; leafy kitchen herbs appreciate a little more moisture and fertility without excess. Overfeeding can soften growth and reduce intensity of aroma, so aim for balanced nutrition and good drainage to keep plants compact and fragrant.

How deep should I sow aromatic herb seeds?

Seed size guides depth. Fine seeds like basil, thyme, oregano, and marjoram are best sown very shallowly—pressed onto the surface or barely covered—so light can aid germination. Larger seeds such as dill, coriander (cilantro), and sage can be covered lightly to roughly their own thickness. Avoid burying seeds too deeply, as this slows or prevents sprouting. Maintain consistent, gentle moisture without soaking; a fine mist and a humidity cover can help until seedlings emerge, after which steady airflow reduces damping-off risk.

Which aromatic herbs are good for pollinators?

Allowing some plants to flower greatly benefits pollinators. Thyme, oregano, marjoram, sage, chives, and mint produce nectar-rich blooms that attract bees. Flowering basil is also visited eagerly, as are the umbels of dill and coriander, which feed beneficial insects such as hoverflies. To balance harvest and habitat, let a portion of each sowing bloom while keeping another patch in leafy growth; successive sowings make this simple. Deadhead selectively if you wish to limit self-seeding while still providing blossoms through the warm months.

Seeds are sourced from accredited producers and inspected suppliers, with traceability maintained. Lots are supplied in accordance with applicable seed quality and plant health regulations, and are tested for germination and purity where stated. Minor variation can occur between harvests. Storage, sowing, and cultivation guidance is general and may vary with local microclimate, soil, hardiness zone, and hemisphere. Refer to the specific instructions on the product page for batch details, recommended timings, and handling.

Grow Fragrant Herbs for Kitchen and Garden

Aromatic Herb Seeds offer a diverse selection for cooks and gardeners who value fragrance and flavor. Many varieties thrive in full sun and well-drained soil; start indoors 6–8 weeks before the last frost and transplant once nights are reliably mild, or direct sow when soil warms. In mild climates, autumn sowing may be possible for cool-tolerant types. Avoid overwatering; allow the top layer to dry between waterings to concentrate essential oils. Pinching young tips encourages bushy growth and prolonged harvests. Harvest leaves in the morning before flowering for peak aroma; dry in a shaded, ventilated spot or use fresh. Compact habits suit containers, while border plantings can attract pollinators and subtly deter pests. This category sits within Herbs Seeds, bringing together classic kitchen staples and more unusual perfumed selections to support year-round culinary inspiration and sensory interest in beds, borders, windowsills, and patio planters.