Herbs

We have a wide variety of herbs

Heirloom Herbs

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Heirloom herbs are old, open-pollinated varieties that have been passed down through generations.

Rosemary Tuscan Blue

Tuscan Blue plants grow in a more upright pattern than any other rosemary varieties. They can grow up to 7' tall and 2' wide. To keep smaller you can prune back by about half in the spring. Grow in full sun in well-draining soil. Tender perennial

Sage

Used in many dishes. Grow in full sun in well-draining soils.

Sage Broadleaved

It adds flavor to many meats, stuffing, vinegars and more. It is grown for its culinary and medicinal properties. Grow in full sun and well-draining soils.

Sage White

It is used for cooking and medicinal use. Best grown in full sun in fast draining, sandy soils, like in a desert. Tender perennial zone 8

Savory Winter

Both winter and summer savories have a strong peppery flavor, although winter savory has a more pungent flavor than summer. Grow in full sun in well-draining soils. Zone 6

Sweet Marjoram

Popular in Italian and Greek cooking, marjoram is a versatile herb that is used fresh or dried. It has a delicate flavor of sweet woody pine and citrus. Grow in full sun in well-draining, sandy soils. Grown as an annual

Tarragon French

An essential herb for French cuisine. Grow in full sun in well-draining soil. We have several varieties of Tarragon so ask for more information.

Tarragon Winter

Winter tarragon, with its delicate, anise-like flavor, is a

culinary gem that adds a unique touch to countless dishes. But

unlike its annual counterpart, French tarragon, winter

tarragon is a hardy perennial, offering a reliable source of fresh

flavor throughout the year. Learning how to grow winter tarragon is an

investment in your culinary future, ensuring a constant supply of this

versatile herb. Grow in full sun in well-draining soils. Winter tarragon

plants grow to about 2-3 feet tall and wide. Space

them about 18-24 inches apart to allow for adequate air circulation and

sunlight. Winter tarragon can be harvested throughout the year, but the best

time to harvest is in the early morning, after the dew has dried.

Cut the stems just above a set of leaves, leaving about 4 inches of stem.

This encourages bushier growth and continuous production.

Thyme Elfin

The

slightly fuzzy or haired foliage of a growing elfin thyme works well among

stepping stones, trailing through a rock

garden and even as a forgiving substitute

for grassy lawns. These

little guys are adaptableto

foot traffic, even fairly heavy foot traffic, and continue to spread while

being tromped on, filling the air with their heavenly scent. Growing elfin

thyme is hardy to 

zone 4 and should be planted in full sun and well-draining soil.

Although it can be used for culinary uses, the leaves are very small so it is

best to use other varieties.

Thyme French

A wonderful culinary variety. Grow in full sun in well-draining

soil. Zone 5

 

Thyme Hi-Ho Silver

A beautiful variety. Grow in full sun in fast-draining soils.

Zone 4

Thyme Orange

This variety has a strong citrus flavor with no after taste,

it can be used in place of regular thyme if a citrus taste is desired. Grow in

full sun in well-draining soils or in containers. Zone 5

 

Thyme Pink Chintz

Excellent for a ground cover or a filler between stepping

stones. Grow in full sun in fast-draining soils. Zone 5

Thyme Pugeloides

A versatile variety that can be used for culinary purposes or

as a ground cover. Grow in full sun in well-draining soils. Zone 5

Thyme Red Creeping

Another variety that can tolerate light

foot traffic. A great addition to the kitchen. Grow in full

sun in well-draining soils. Can be grown in containers as a “spiller”. Zone 4

Thyme Rose

A unique variety that has a pleasant rose scent. A unique choice

for cooking or for making a tea. Grow in full sun and well-draining soils. Zone 6-

7

Thyme Variegated Lemon

A delicious variety that can be used as the same as regular thyme

but with a lemony twist. Grow in full sun in well-draining soils. Zone 5

Thyme Wild/Creeping

Wild thyme is a low-lying perennial that is as useful as an herb

as it is an ornamental. Grow in full sun in well-draining soil. It has lovely

pink flowers.

Thyme Wooly

Growing

thyme amongst your stepping stones is a great choice. While only tolerant of

occasional foot traffic, it lets off a faint but beautiful aroma when stepped

on. If planted out of the range of feet, it can also be used as a culinary herb.

Grow in full sun to light shade, in well-draining soil. Zone 4

Yarrow

A wonderful tough, hardy perennial that is used for medicinal

purposes. It spreads, but behaves if it is maintained. A great addition to the

medicinal herb garden.

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Contact Us

Aurora, Oregon

heavenscentnursery@hotmail.com

(503) 804-4144
Heaven Scent Nursery
(503) 804-4144