Heirloom Herb Seeds

Earthy, Aromatic, and Warm — Cumin Is a Bold Herb for Your Garden and Kitchen This heirloom herb brings rich, savory flavor and delicate, feathery foliage to your garden. Easy to grow in full sun and harvested for its flavorful seeds. 

Fragrant, Soothing, and Low-Growing — Roman Chamomile Brings Beauty and Calm to Any Garden This heirloom herb produces soft, feathery foliage and daisy-like blooms with a sweet apple scent — perfect for teas, ground cover, and pollinators.

Bold Flavor and Slow to Bolt — Leisure Splits Cilantro Is a Kitchen Staple and Garden Essential This heirloom variety produces bright green, aromatic leaves perfect for salsas, curries, and fresh garnishes — with improved bolt resistance for longer harvests.

Bold Flavor, Slow to Bolt — This Is The Cilantro Your Garden’s Been Craving!Perfect for salsas, tacos, and fresh dishes, Slow Bolt Cilantro gives you a longer harvest window with less stress. Quick to grow and easy to love!

Bold, Beautiful, and Uniquely Flavorful — Cardoon Is a Striking Heirloom Herb for Culinary and Ornamental Gardens This Mediterranean heirloom produces silvery, artichoke-like leaves and edible stalks with a rich, slightly bitter flavor — perfect for bold dishes and dramatic garden beds.

Aromatic, Easy to Grow, and Feline Approved — Catnip Is a Must-Have Herb for Pets, Pollinators and Herbal Teas This heirloom herb produces soft, gray-green leaves with a minty aroma that delights cats and attracts bees — great for teas, dried sachets, and playful enrichment.

Mild Garlic Flavor and Edible Blooms — Garlic Chives Are as Pretty as They Are Practical This hardy heirloom herb adds a soft garlic taste to dishes and produces lovely white flowers that pollinators adore.

Delicate Flavor, Elegant Foliage — A French Garden Favorite with a Classic Culinary Touch Curled Chervil brings subtle, sweet flavor and soft, fern-like leaves to your herb garden. It’s a staple in French cuisine and pairs beautifully with eggs, potatoes, and fresh greens. Easy to grow in cooler seasons and quick to harvest, this heirloom herb adds grace and flavor to your garden with minimal effort.