Perennial Herbs

Perennial herb seeds that return each year — thyme, sage, oregano, chives, mint and more, for a low-maintenance, productive herb patch.
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Perennial herb seeds that come back every year

Plant perennial herbs once and harvest them for years — the lowest-effort, best-value way to keep the kitchen in fresh flavour. Grow classic thyme, sage, oregano and chives from seed, and you will have a fragrant, productive herb patch that returns each spring.

New to herbs? Our guide shows you how to sow and grow herbs from seed.

Growing perennial herbs

Most are easy-going and long-lived, happy in pots or a sunny, well-drained spot. Sow in spring, and once established they need little care beyond a trim. Many, like thyme and oregano, are Mediterranean and thrive on a little neglect; mint is best kept in a pot so it does not roam.

Flavour year after year

For cooking, grow sage, oregano and chives; for scent and tea, lemon balm and mint. See our aromatic herbs and culinary herbs, or browse all herb seeds.

Plant once, pick for years — explore the full herb range or start with kitchen culinary herbs.

Popular perennial herbs

Thyme · Sage · Oregano · Chives · Mint · Lemon Balm · Rosemary · Lavender

At SeedsChoice, every order ships from Meppel, NL with fast EU delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are perennial herbs?
Herbs that live for years, dying back or staying evergreen over winter and returning each spring — sow once, harvest for seasons.
Which perennial herbs are easiest from seed?
Chives, oregano, thyme and sage are reliable and straightforward; lavender and rosemary are slower but rewarding.
How do I stop mint taking over?
Grow mint in a pot, or a pot sunk into the ground, to keep its vigorous roots from spreading.
Can I grow perennial herbs in pots?
Yes — most are happy in containers in a sunny, free-draining spot, ideal for a patio or windowsill.
Do you ship across the EU?
Yes, orders ship from Meppel in the Netherlands with fast EU delivery, and the final shipping cost is shown at checkout.