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French Mint is a lively cross between refreshing spearmint and spicy peppermint. Chocolate Mint has the always-enchanting aroma of chocolate combined with a bright spearmint taste. |

Red Shiso is the classic Japanese “mint” with notes of clove, cumin, and basil. |

Mexican Tarragon is actually a marigold having leaves with even warmer flavour than true French tarragon. |

White Peacock Kale has a striking white leaf which can bring many presentations totally alive. |
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Wood Sorrel at first glance looks like clover. But from its tenderness explodes a most refreshing tartness. |

Sorrel is a classic flavoring for soups, sauces, and chopped into salads. |

Lavenders are generally known for their perfumed flowers; we have chosen varieties with very attractive, aromatic leaves. |

Fennel’s feathery leaves come in traditional green and dark “bronze”; both with a delicate licorice flavor. From time to time they provide luscious pollen-laden flowers. |
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Nasturtium leaves come in dark green and variegated forms; they provide enchantment with their distinctive black pepper bite. |

Amaranth harvested at this mini stage provides a handsome burgundy colour with a vertical presentation. |

Pineapple Sage does not have much sage taste, but it does exude the enchanting aroma of pineapple. |

Lemon Verbena presents all the best characteristics of lemon zest. Think ice cream! |
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Claytonia (a.k.a. Miner’s Lettuce or Winter Purslane) has lovely tart flavour welcome in any winter salad. |

Purslanes (red stem and “gold”) have tart succulent leaves which are great in summer salads and entrées. |

Burnet has beautiful compound leaves with a distinctive cucumber flavour. |

Chickweed is usually thought of as a garden weed; but it really has a delightful fish-like flavour. |
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Anise Hyssop has an absolutely enthralling aromatic licorice mint flavour. |

Red Mizuna is a new colour for this attractive deeply cut leavf with a very mild mustard flavour. |
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