Drought Tolerant Herb Plants

An easy to grow succulent widely used medicinal herb known for its healing properties.

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A bushy, woody-based perennial grown for its aromatic silvery foliage.

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A wonderfully unusual flower and edible!

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Extremely attractive to butterflies and other pollinators.

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Laurus Nobilis is commonly known as Bay Laurel or Sweet Bay, this savory culinary herb is a must for any chef!

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This perennial variety makes a wonderful ground cover, a soothing tea and a great skin treatment for sunburns!

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A more subtle flavor than its cousin, the onion, Chives are easy to grow and contain natural antioxidants.

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Subtle garlic flavoring that will add wonders to soups, eggs, potatoes and more, without overpowering the dish.

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Subtle garlic flavoring that will add wonders to soups, eggs, potatoes and more, without overpowering the dish.

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An easy to grow native wildflower with gorgeous color!

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Coreopsis will brighten your garden with its beautiful blending of burgundy and yellow colors!  It is very easy to grow!

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An old fashioned favorite!

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A beautiful, long lasting perennial, this cone flower is a work horse in the garden and looks beautiful in cut bouquets!

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A lovely native perennial herb with long blooming flowers

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Bronze Fennel adds striking beauty to your garden, provides a safe haven for butterflies and makes a wonderful culinary and medicinal herb!

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Green Fennel is flavorful culinary herb, potent medicinal herb and a great host plant for Swallowtail butterflies!

A potent medicinal herb for treating respiratory infections, Horehound's fuzzy leaves are beautiful in the garden.

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NEW! Calycinum, St John's Wort,  is an easy to grow groundcover.

St John's wort is most widely known as an herbal treatment for depression.

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NEW! This Lantana 'Athens Rose' is heat tolerant and provides color from spring to early frost..

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A bold and bright yellow cluster of flowers that bloom continuously from Spring to Fall!

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NEW! Gorgeous, eye catching small tubular flowers of red, yellow and
orange blooming above lovely crinkled green foliage.

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NEW! This lavender is great for Xeriscaping! This variety is deer and drought resistant!

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This hardy lavender is best appreciated for its tall, sturdy growth habit and large, profuse blooms.

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'Hidcote' has beautiful dark blue blooms that smell great and have great healing potential!

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One of the best varieties of Lavender for its medicinal value, this aromatic bloomer has a smaller, shrubbier habit.

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The ideal Lavender for crafts and potpourri, this variety is also deer and drought resistant!

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Lemon Balm has a terrific lemon aroma that tastes great in teas and salads, and it's even a natural mosquito repellent!

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'Sweet Marjoram' is an elegant and versatile culinary herb with a milder flavor than its cousin, Oregano.

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NEW! This sturdy climbing vine is a stunning old favorite!

Herbalists recommend Mullein as one of the safest and most useful herbal lung tonics.

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This zesty herb is the most flavorful Oregano and a staple for pizza sauce!

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Italian Oregano is an excellent culinary variety with a strong spicy flavor.

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'Arp' has been introduced as an improved variety which shows better winter hardiness.

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Upright and robust, this aromatic herb has a pleasing flavor and fragrance for cooking and soaps.

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A low-spreading, evergreen shrub or ground cover. The leaves are VERY aromatic!

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'Salem' Rosemary smells and tastes terrific and its stems make great shish kabob skewers.

'Tuscan Blue' Rosemary is a beautifully fragrant herb that produces wonderful dark blue flowers.

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Wonderful native, selected as the 1999 Perennial Plant of the Year.

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Rudbeckia 'Prairie Sun' has daisy-like blooms from midsummer till frost.

A dense, compact growers with lovely silver-blue leaves and pungent aroma

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A wonderful sage, all around plant for every use!

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Purple Sage is the most medically valuable Sage and tastes great in stews and on meats!

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White Sage is a wonderful natural insect repellant, cleanser and is most commonly burned to repel negative energy. It makes a great medicinal tea! Also known as Bee Sage, or a Smudge Stick plant.

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NEW! A refreshing lemon scent greets you when you brush against these leaves.

The silvery foliage is perfect for contrasting or grey gardens

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English Thyme is a general staple to culinary herb gardening that goes with almost anything!

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Sweeter than English Thyme, French Thyme is a a major component to French cuisine.

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'Golden Variegated' Thyme is a quick growing lemon scented herb that has beautiful variegated leaf patterns.

Lemon Thyme has a delicious lemon scent and tastes great with fish, poultry and in marinades.

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'Silver Edge' Thyme has brighter white variegation than other silver Thymes.

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Woad has long been used for its production of Indigotin dye and may prove useful in fighting breast cancer.

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