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Named for its purple flowers resemblance to a medieval helmet, scullcap is one of the most important herbs for calming the nerves; used by the Cher...

Peppery leaves and fragrant flowers are delicious added fresh to salads. Freeze the flowers in ice cubes for a fun addition to drinks. High in vita...

Eat it or use it as a natural dye! Stunning dark purple roots can be eaten raw, boiled, roasted or steamed just like other carrots. They can also b...

Heirloom variety from the 1800s producing medium-large fruits of dark reddish pink with an extremely fine distinctive flavour, of gourmet quality. ...

An heirloom of the Pennsylvania Dutch with small orange fruits that come wrapped in paper-like husks. Flavour is citrusy resembling that of a tange...

Named after a craggy island off the Scottish coast with a domed top that some say resembles a giant onion partially submerged in the sea. The islan...

The most popular culinary basil loved for its large leaves and sweet, mildly spicy flavour! Sweet, large-leaf variety sourced from Genoa area of It...

Heirloom kale from the 1860s. Exceptionally hardy, surviving harsh winters without protection. Even under a meter (3ft) of snow, it is still good t...

Considered a "life medicine" by the Navajo people who used it for menstrual pain, stomach ache, wounds, swellings and coughs. Very showy masses of ...

Introduced to America in 1930s and is growing in Florida and Georgia. The tree reaches 20m/65ft.

Young leaves make a pleasant pepper substitute in pepper-restricted diets. They have unusually high vitamin C content. Immature green seeds can sub...

Looks alot like Italian parsley, but much bigger, blooming with globe shaped flower heads. The root and leaf have a long history of use in traditio...

This Mediterranean native herb and is unique for its charming bright blue flowers as well as its hairy stems and leaves. All aerial parts of the he...

Attractive pepper plant with white mottled foliage and striped fruits. The curving fruits look a little like swimming fish. They turn from white wi...