We get it; your homemade salsa will never be the same without cilantro! So, is there anything you can do to boost your harvest? Well, you can get the timing right (we’ll tell you how), you can grow indoors, and you can grow as many crops of cilantro microgreens as your heart desires! Here's our Top 5 tips for getting the most out of your cilantro.  Plant Early: Get the planting timing right for your zip code Let’s face it, gardening is really zip-code local when it comes to growing conditions. Consider cilantro a cool-season annual – it even tolerates light frosts – in cooler or ..read more

Parsley is a pretty universal herb - adding a burst of flavor to your soups, salads, and pasta, and sauces. You can even add it to your dog’s food to freshen your pup's breath! In this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know to successfully grow parsley outdoors - from basic facts, supplies, setup, and steps to grow, care for and harvest it, and gardening zones in the US and how they can impact outdoor gardening. Plant type Biennial Family Apiaceae Binomial name Petroselinum crispum   Timing Parsley sprouts in 2-4 weeks and can be harvested from Month 3+ on ..read more

‘Dill’ is derived from the Norse word ‘dilla’, meaning ‘to lull’ and the plant has been used medicinally since the Middle Ages, often to treat digestive problems and diseases. Chill with dill! In this blog, we’ll be talking about everything related to growing dill outdoors, from basic facts, supplies, setup, and steps to grow, care for and harvest it. Plant type Annual Family Apiaceae Binomial name Anethum graveolens Timing Dill sprouts in 2-3 weeks. They can be harvested from Month 3+ on. Part sun Your outdoor dill will require an equivalent of 5+ hours of direct su ..read more

We totally get it! This last summer had all of us thirsty for something refreshing. Mint is known not only for its many benefits to the human body but also for its wonderful taste that’s essential to making refreshing and delicious drinks, watermelon salad, and more. In this blog, we’ll be talking about everything related to growing mint outdoors, from its basic facts, supplies, setup, and steps to grow, care for and harvest it. Plant type Perennial Family Lamiaceae Binomial name Mentha Timing Mint sprouts in 2 weeks and they can be harvested from Month 3+ on. Part su ..read more

As we already know, basil is one of the easiest herbs to grow and has a great variety of types and uses especially in cooking. We have talked about growing basil indoors, but you might be curious about growing it outdoors, too. In this blog, we’ll be talking about growing basil outdoors, including basic facts, supplies, setup, and steps to grow, care for and harvest it, and gardening zones in the US and how they can impact outdoor gardening. Plant type Annual Family Lamiaceae Binomial name Ocimum basilicum   Timing Basil sprouts in 1-2 weeks and can be harvested f ..read more

Parsley is a pretty universal herb - adding a burst of flavor to your soups, salads, and pasta, and sauces. You can even add it to your dog’s food to freshen your pup's breath! In this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know to successfully grow parsley outdoors - from basic facts, supplies, setup, and steps to grow, care for and harvest it, and gardening zones in the US and how they can impact outdoor gardening. Plant type Biennial Family Apiaceae Binomial name Petroselinum crispum   Timing Parsley sprouts in 2-4 weeks and can be harvested from Month 3+ on ..read more

‘Dill’ is derived from the Norse word ‘dilla’, meaning ‘to lull’ and the plant has been used medicinally since the Middle Ages, often to treat digestive problems and diseases. Chill with dill! In this blog, we’ll be talking about everything related to growing dill outdoors, from basic facts, supplies, setup, and steps to grow, care for and harvest it. Plant type Annual Family Apiaceae Binomial name Anethum graveolens Timing Dill sprouts in 2-3 weeks. They can be harvested from Month 3+ on. Part sun Your outdoor dill will require an equivalent of 5+ hours of direct su ..read more

We totally get it! This last summer had all of us thirsty for something refreshing. Mint is known not only for its many benefits to the human body but also for its wonderful taste that’s essential to making refreshing and delicious drinks, watermelon salad, and more. In this blog, we’ll be talking about everything related to growing mint outdoors, from its basic facts, supplies, setup, and steps to grow, care for and harvest it. Plant type Perennial Family Lamiaceae Binomial name Mentha Timing Mint sprouts in 2 weeks and they can be harvested from Month 3+ on. Part su ..read more

As we already know, basil is one of the easiest herbs to grow and has a great variety of types and uses especially in cooking. We have talked about growing basil indoors, but you might be curious about growing it outdoors, too. In this blog, we’ll be talking about growing basil outdoors, including basic facts, supplies, setup, and steps to grow, care for and harvest it, and gardening zones in the US and how they can impact outdoor gardening. Plant type Annual Family Lamiaceae Binomial name Ocimum basilicum   Timing Basil sprouts in 1-2 weeks and can be harvested f ..read more

Most of our products include herb seed packets, so it’s important for us to inform you guys about what should you look for in an herb seed packet.  What is an Herb Seed Packet? First, what is an herb seed packet? An herb seed packet or a seed packet in general, not only includes the seeds that you will use for planting, but also includes important information about these seeds, such as plant name, plant photo, plant characteristics, sell-by dates, accreditations (organic, non-GMO), and other significant details about the seeds. How to Decipher the Information on an Herb Seed Packet? As di ..read more