seeds of medicinal plants Essential Medicinals Seed Set – Organic Seeds for a Traditional Herbal Garden – Farmhouse Teas

seeds of medicinal plants Essential Medicinals Seed Set – Organic Seeds for a Traditional Herbal Garden – Farmhouse TeasStart your very own medicinal herb garden with this carefully curated Essential Medicinals Seed Set from Strictly Medicinal Seeds. This trusted, small company source provides certified organic seeds, perfect for growing a homestead apothecary garden right outside your door. Featuring 16 time honored herbs, this collection is ideal for aspiring herbalists, gardeners, or anyone looking to deepen their connection with traditional plants. It also makes a

Start your very own medicinal herb garden with this carefully curated Essential Medicinals Seed Set from Strictly Medicinal Seeds. This trusted, small-company source provides certified organic seeds, perfect for growing a homestead apothecary garden right outside your door.

Featuring 16 time-honored herbs, this collection is ideal for aspiring herbalists, gardeners, or anyone looking to deepen their connection with traditional plants. It also makes a thoughtful gift for friends who enjoy gardening with purpose. Once your herbs are thriving, harvest and preserve them for traditional kitchen, apothecary, and crafting projects.

What’s Included (16 varieties)

• Astragalus (Huang-qi)*

• Orange Calendula*

• German Chamomile*

• True Comfrey*

• Echinacea angustifolia (Narrow-leaved Coneflower)*

• Echinacea purpurea (Purple Coneflower)*

• Elecampane*

• English Lavender*

• Feverfew*

• Hyssop*

• Marshmallow*

• White Sage*

• Self Heal*

• Temperate Tulsi (Holy Basil)*

• Valerian*

• Yarrow*

* Certified Organic Seed

Slow Living Inspiration

• Plant a traditional medicinal herb garden in raised beds or borders

• Learn the heritage of each plant through our Herbal Studio 

• Harvest blossoms, roots, and leaves for traditional projects

• Create a garden space that is both beautiful and purposeful

• Share seedlings, harvests, or dried herbs with friends and neighbors

✨ Pro Tip: Start a garden journal with notes on germination, growth, and harvest—your future self (and your future garden) will thank you!