Plants ordered today will begin shipping in June of 2024
Valerian, Homestash (Valeriana officinalis), potted plant, organic
$8.50
Family: Valerian (Valerianaceae)
Hardy to Zones 4 to 8.
Homestash is our original valerian cultivar that we have been growing for 30 years on our farm. The seed is from our own production. Homestash is highly root productive in season, and the activity is very dependable. The original stock came from: England. Herbaceous perennial native to Europe and temperate Asia. Traditional usage (TWM): sedative. Valerian prefers full sun to part shade and moist but well-drained soils. I have seen excellent clumps form, during a wet spring, on the peak of a pile of ground pumice. However, regular garden soil amended with organic compost will do nicely. The plant adapts rather well to a wide range of conditions. Space plants 1 to 2 feet apart. Flowers white in the second year to a height of 5 feet or more.
Potted Plant., Certified Organically Grown
In stock
kevin mccoy (verified owner) –
Just got this as a started plant last year– grew like crazy and flowered (twice) the first season. Lovely white flowers with a lovely fragrance. I’m getting more!
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Timothy Ritchey (verified owner) –
I ordered and received 3 Valerian plants. They were vibrant (but I could tell that winter is coming to Oregon). I planted them in gallon pots, as per the instructions and put them in my grow tent. They are growing like crazy and I will move them to my garden in North Idaho in May. Very happy with the quality of the plants and the way they were packed. I love ordering plants, roots and seeds from you. Thank you so much.
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Jen –
I started these from seed we got last year. They are way more than 5’ tall this year, maybe be closer to 7
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Kathryn –
I grew from seed 3 years ago..This past spring- I dug up- divided into 3 plants. 2 on the north side. One on the south side of the property..Plants are happy and blooming!!! I saved lots of roots – during the divide and made a tinture.
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