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2021 Herb Price List PLANT NAME BOTANICAL NAME webpage size price Lenora's Butterfly List chive Allium schoenoprasum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/allium-garlic-chives/ tan $4.75 garlic chives Allium tuberosum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/allium-garlic-chives/ tan $4.75 aloe Aloe vera http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/aloe/ reg 4.5" $5.75 lemon verbena Aloysia triphylla http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/lemon-verbena/ reg 4.5 $5.75 dill 'bouquet' Anethum graveolens http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/dill-bouquet/ tan $4.75 LL dill 'Fernleaf' Anethum graveolens http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/dill-bouquet/ tan $4.75 LL chervil Anthriscus sylvestris http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/chervil/ tan $4.75 French tarragon Artemsia dracanculus sativa http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/tarragon-french/ reg 4.5" $5.75 borage Borago officinalis http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/borage/ reg 4.5 $5.75 LL Roman chamomile Chamaemelum nobile http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/chamomile/ tan $4.75 cilantro/coriander Coriandrum sativum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/cilantro-delfino-chinese-parsley/tan $4.75 lemon grass, west Indian Cymbopogon citratus http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/lemon-grass/ reg 4.5 $5.75 LL cardoon Cynara cardunculus http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/cardoon/ reg 4.5 $5.75 eucalyptus Eucalyptus cinerea http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/eucalyptus-silver-dollar/ tan $4.75 fennel Foeniculum vulgare http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/fennel-bronze-leaf-fennel/ tan $4.75 LL fennel, bronzeleaf Foeniculum vulgare http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/fennel-bronze-leaf-fennel/ tan $4.75 LL hyssop Hyssopus officinalis http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/hyssop/ tan $4.75 bay laurel LAURUS nobilis http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/bay-laurel/ quart $15.00 lavernder 'Sweet Dreams' Lavandula angustifolia tan $4.75 LL lavender 'Grosso' Lavandula angustifolia http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/lavender-grosso-munstead/tan $4.75 LL lavender 'Munstead' Lavandula angustifolia http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/lavender-grosso-munstead/tan $4.75 LL lavender 'goodwin Creek' Lavandula angustifolia tan $4.75 LL lovage Levisticum officinale http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/lovage/ tan $4.75 lemon balm Melissa officinalis http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/lemon-balm/ reg 4.5 $5.75 LL mint, peppermint Mentha × piperita http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/mint/ tan $4.75 mint, var peppermint Mentha × piperita 'Variegata' tan $4.75 mint, chocolate Mentha × piperita f. citrata http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/mint/ tan $4.75 pennyroyal Mentha pulegium http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/pennyroyal/ tan $4.75 mint, Corsican Mentha requienii http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/mint-corsican/ tan $4.75 mint, 'Kentucky Colonel' Mentha spicata http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/mint/ tan $4.75 mint 'Mojito' Mentha x villosa http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/mint/ tan $4.75 catmint Nepeta 'Cat's Pajamas reg 4.5" $5.75 catmint Nepeta 'Walker's Low http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/nepeta-catmint/ reg 4.5" $5.75 catnip Nepeta cataria http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/nepeta-catnip/ reg 4.5 $5.75 LL Cat's Pajamas' catmint Nepeta hybrid tan $4.75 basil, Ararat Ocimum basilicum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/assorted-basils/ tan $4.75 basil, Cinnamon Ocimum basilicum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/assorted-basils/ tan $4.75 basil, Dark Opal Ocimum basilicum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/assorted-basils/ tan $4.75 basil, Genovese Ocimum basilicum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/assorted-basils/ tan $4.75 basil, Greek Column Ocimum basilicum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/assorted-basils/ tan $4.75 basil, Lemon Ocimum basilicum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/assorted-basils/ tan $4.75 basil, Lime Ocimum basilicum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/assorted-basils/ tan $4.75 basil, Pesto Ocimum basilicum tan $4.75 basil, spicy bush Ocimum basilicum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/assorted-basils/ tan $4.75 basil, thai Ocimum basilicum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/assorted-basils/ tan $4.75 basil, Holy Red & Green Ocimum sanctum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/basil-holy-red-and-green/ tan $4.75 marjoram Origanum majorana http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/marjoram/ tan $4.75 oregano 'Italian' Origanum majoricum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/oregano-italian/ tan $4.75 oregano 'Hot & Spicy' Origanum vulgare http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/oregano-hot-spicy/ tan $4.75 red shiso Perilla frutescens 'Crispa' http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/perilla-red-shiso/ tan $4.75 parsley, curly Petroselinum crispum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/parsley-curly-italian-flat-leaf/tan $4.75 LL parsley, Ital flt leaf Petroselinum crispum var. neapolitanum http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/parsley-curly-italian-flat-leaf/tan $4.75 LL Cuban oregano Plectranthus amboinicus http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/cuban-oregano/ reg 4.5 $5.75 patchouli Pogostemon patchouli http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/patchouli/ reg 4.5 $5.75 salad burnet Poterium sanguisorba http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/salad-burnet/ tan $4.75 rosemary 'Arp' Rosmarinus officinalis http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/rosemary-arp/ tan $4.75 rosemary 'Hill Hardy' Rosmarinus officinalis http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/rosemary-arp/ tan $4.75 rosemary 'Gorizia' Rosmarinus officinalis http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/rosemary-arp/ tan $4.75 bloody dock Rumex sanguineus http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/dock-bloodwort/ reg 4.5 $5.75 LL rue Ruta graveolens http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/rue/ tan $4.75 LL salvia 'Golden Delicious' Salvia elegans 'Golden Delicious' http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/salvia-golden-delicious/ tan $4.75 LL sage Bergartten Salvia officinalis http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/sage-golden-delicious-pineapplesage-berggarten/4.5" $5.75 sage Salvia officinalis http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/sage-golden-delicious-pineapplesage-berggarten/tan $4.75 summer savory Satureja hortensis http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/savory-summer/ tan $4.75 winter savory Satureja montana http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/savory-winter/ tan $4.75 stevia Stevia rebaudiana http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/sweetleaf/ tan $4.75 variegated comfrey SYMPHYTUM grandiflorum 'Hidcote Variegated' 4.5" deep$9.00 comfrey Symphytum officinale http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/comfrey/ reg 4.5" $5.75 thyme variegated Thymus 'Doone Valley' http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/thyme/ tan $4.75 thyme, var lemon Thymus citriodora http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/thyme/ tan $4.75 thyme, lime Thymus citriodorus http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/thyme/ tan $4.75 thyme, mini creeping Thymus minus http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/thyme/ tan $4.75 thyme, creeping red Thymus praecox ‘Coccineus’ http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/thyme/ tan $4.75 thyme, wooly Thymus pseudolanuginosus http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/thyme/ tan $4.75 thyme, French cooking Thymus vulgarus http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/thyme/ tan $4.75 thyme, silver Thymus vulgarus ‘Argenteus’ http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/thyme/ tan $4.75 society garlic Tulbaghia violacea http://vinlandvalleynursery.com/plant/society-garlic/ reg 4.5" $5.75.
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