Essential Spring Herbs - 6 Pack
Dig into spring and sow big with this spring 6-pack of popular garden herbs. No garden is complete without a variety of fresh herbs to choose from all season long. Herbs are easy to start growing indoors or out. The Essential Spring Herb 6-pack includes these Non-GMO heirloom seeds: Rosemary, Parsley, Arugula, Garlic Chives, Anise, and Dill.
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Spring Herbs 6 Pack
Break out of the winter slump with this refreshing collection of 6 herbs perfect for starting this spring. Whether you are growing a garden for the masses or keeping it small on a patio or balcony, you can’t forget to include these 6 essential herbs. Add these fresh herbs to your everyday cooking for a boost in flavor the whole family will love. Tired of the same old drinks? Let rosemary work its magic for a delightful infusion. Do you love making your own pickles, pasta, butter, bread, and more? These herbs have your back! They are marvelous for creating hand-crafted flavor combinations that will impress anyone.
The Essential Spring Herbs - 6 Pack Includes:
- 🌱 Rosemary
- 🌱 Parsley
- 🌱 Arugula
- 🌱 Garlic Chives
- 🌱 Anise
- 🌱 Dill
Essential Herb Seed Starting Supplies:
Want to share the love of herbs? Display your beautiful leafy friends with mason jars for a clean and appealing appearance indoors.
Mason Jar Herb Garden - For Yourself Or A Friend
Handmade Mason Jar Herb Garden Supplies:
- 🌱 Minute Soil+ Amended Coco Coir
- 🌱 Quart Mason Jars
- 🌱 Herbs from this assortment
- 🌱 Stones for drainage
- 🌱 Decorations of your choice
DIY Mason Jar Herb Planter Assembly Directions:
Decorate your mason jar with ribbons, paint, lace, or burlap. Get creative!
Add water, as directed, to expand Minute Soil+. It includes all the nutrients your herbs will need to thrive.
In the bottom of the mason jar, add 0.5-1 inch of stones for water drainage.
Top stones with expanded Minute Soil+ leaving about half an inch of space from the top of the jar.
Follow directions on seed packets on how to plant and whether or not to cover with soil.
Grow on your windowsill or with a grow light.
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