Essential Medicinals, 16 full color medicinal herb seed packets, organic
$51.94
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Consists of 16 full-size 100% organic color illustrated seed packets in a bundle, a kind of “Lifeline Light” in color! These are some of the best choices for an all-around useful and beautiful medicinal herb garden. This collection makes an inspirational gift for your favorite herbalist, and will be appreciated. It is a living connection to the herbal traditions of our ancestors.
Astragalus (Huang-qi)
Orange Calendula
German Chamomile
True Comfrey
Echinacea angustifolia (Narrow-leaved Coneflower)
Echinacea purpurea (Purple Coneflower)
Elecampane
English Lavender
Feverfew
Hyssop
Marshmallow
White Sage
Self Heal
Temperate Tulsi (Holy Basil)
Valerian
Yarrow
16 full-sized color seed packets, Certified Organically Grown
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pita –
The area had been torn up by NCDOT
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Robert Jon Rowe –
Tall plants in the back row and a gradual descent spread like a peacocks tail.
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Jennifer –
Hi! I want to add to this, I started my white sage seeds from SMS roughly 3 years ago, I keep them in an unheated greenhouse and they have done very well! They are approximately 2 1/2 ‘ tall and just as wide and beautiful! I am in western Maryland zone 6, hope this helps!
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Jessica –
Hello Richo,
I’m hoping to start my own medicinal herb garden but am limited to container planting right now. will all of the packets included work well in a container? Thank you.
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Richo Cech –
Hi Jessica, I think all of us tend to start mother plants in containers and keep them there, or introduce them to the garden when opportunity arises. Essential Medicinals do well in containers–I always start them that way. If one desires to keep the plants on into maturity in a container, one to 3-gallon size containers will be needed, and potting soil should be changed out every 6 months or so (obviously not right when the plant is flowering, but rather in spring, and then again after cutting back in summer). I do get a ton of inquiries about container gardening of medicinals, and have seen some significant successes with doing this (like Saint John’s Wort flowering from a pot on a fire escape in Chicago). Plants are happiest when growing in the dirt, though. If you have to keep them in containers, make sure to have good air flow and as much sun as possible. The larger containers are good, but start small and work up, as the laws of backpressure are often relevant. Water deeply, and only after the surface becomes dry.
Richo
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