We all hump and loveparsley , sage , rosemary , and thyme . And then there ’s sweet basil , which is perhaps the queen of all the herbs . But what about those herbs that are just as tasty — or attractive — but do n’t get the same honor ? For those unappreciated submarine sandwich of theherb garden , we put together this sequence . You ’ll find out about a deliciously spicy Citrus limon Basil the Great , an elegantedible flowerwith brilliant orange blooms , and a marigold that resemble a pile . There are herbs raise for ornamental or eatable purposes as well as some that can be put firm in both family . face to spice up your garden with something a bit out of the ordinary ? Then give this a la mode episode a listen .
Expert testimony : Sue Goetz , author ofA Taste for HerbsandComplete Container Herb Gardening , is a garden designer and garden passenger vehicle ground in Washington state .
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Danielle’s Plants
Pt Blonde ™ English lavender ( Lavandulaangustifolia‘Momparler , zone 6–9 )
Salad burnet ( Sanguisorba minor , Zones 4–8 )
‘ Sweet Dani ’ lemon yellow St. Basil ( Ocimumbasilicum‘Sweet Dani ’ , yearly )
Lovage ( Levisticum officinale , Zones 4–8 )
Carol’s Plants
Egyptian walk Allium cepa ( Alliumcepavar.proliferum , Zones 3–9 )
‘ Kentucky Colonel ’ spearmint ( Mentha spicata‘Kentucky Colonel ’ , Zones 5–9 )
Mexican mickle marigold ( Tagetes lucida , Zones 8–11 )
Lemon - scented geranium ( Pelargoniumcrispum , Zones 10–11 )
Expert’s Plants
‘ Lemon Fizz ’ genus Santolina ( Santolinachamaecyparissus‘Lemon Fizz ’ , Zones 5–9 )
Winter savory ( Satureia hortensis , Zones 5–11 )
Calendula ( Calendulaofficinalis , geographical zone 9–11 )
Shiso ( Perilla frutescens , annual )
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