Herb Seeds
We offer seeds for a wide selection of heirloom herb varieties with a long tradition of culinary and medicinal uses -- not to mention many that are beautiful in your garden, attractive to local pollinators, and unattractive to pests!
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Angelica Seeds -
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Borage Seeds -
Chamomile Seeds -
Chive Seeds -
Cilantro / Coriander Seeds -
Dill Seeds -
Dock or Sorrel Seeds -
Echinacea Seeds -
Fenugreek Seeds -
Horehound Seeds -
Job's Tears Seeds -
Lavender Seeds -
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Lemongrass Seeds -
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Mint Seeds -
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Papalo Seeds -
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Rosemary Seeds -
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Savory Seeds -
Stevia Seeds -
Thyme Seeds -
Toothache Plant Seeds -
Yarrow Seeds
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Angelica Seeds
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Basil Seeds
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Bee Balm Seeds
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Borage Seeds
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Chamomile Seeds
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Chive Seeds
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Cilantro / Coriander Seeds
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Dill Seeds
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Dock or Sorrel Seeds
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Echinacea Seeds
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Fenugreek Seeds
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Horehound Seeds
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Job's Tears Seeds
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Lavender Seeds
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Lemon Balm Seeds
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Lemongrass Seeds
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Marjoram Seeds
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Marshmallow Seeds
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Mint Seeds
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Moringa Seeds
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Mullein Seeds
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Oregano Seeds
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Papalo Seeds
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Parsley Seeds
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Purslane Seeds
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Rosemary Seeds
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Safflower Seeds
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Savory Seeds
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Stevia Seeds
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Thyme Seeds
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Toothache Plant Seeds
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Yarrow Seeds
Heirloom Herbs add the perfect accents
Why Heirlooms?
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What’s New: Exciting Herb Introductions
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Why Heirlooms?
Choosing heirloom herb seeds means connecting with centuries of culinary and medicinal tradition while preserving precious genetic diversity for future generations. Unlike modern hybrid varieties, heirloom herbs are open-pollinated, allowing you to save seeds year after year and develop plants perfectly adapted to your unique growing conditions. These time-tested varieties often boast more complex flavor profiles and aromatic intensity than their commercial counterparts—qualities that discerning cooks and herbalists have treasured for generations. When you grow heirloom basil, oregano, thyme, or any of our heritage herb varieties, you become a steward of living history, helping ensure these irreplaceable plants remain available for gardeners and seed savers worldwide.
Related Grow Guides
Whether you're a first-time herb gardener or looking to expand your herbal knowledge, our comprehensive grow guides provide everything you need to cultivate a thriving herb garden. Learn essential techniques for starting seeds indoors, transplanting seedlings, and creating optimal growing conditions for both culinary and medicinal herbs. Our guides cover important topics like proper soil preparation, watering schedules, companion planting strategies, and the best times to harvest for maximum flavor and potency. From Mediterranean favorites like rosemary and sage that thrive in well-drained soil to moisture-loving herbs like mint and chervil, you'll find detailed growing instructions tailored to each plant's specific needs. Explore our herb grow guides to unlock the secrets of successful organic herb cultivation.
What’s New: Exciting Herb Introductions
Every year at Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company, we’re excited to share new heirloom herb varieties. Handpicked from around the world, these rare herbs bring bold flavor, garden beauty, and dependable growth. From unusual culinary favorites to unique medicinal plants, each one helps preserve biodiversity while adding something special to your garden. Be among the first to grow this year’s new herbs and enjoy flavors and aromas you won’t find at ordinary garden centers.Every year we are thrilled to introduce exceptional new herb varieties in our catalog. They are carefully selected to bring unique flavors, stunning beauty, and outstanding garden performance to your herb collection. This year's introductions include rare and unusual varieties sourced from around the world, each chosen for its distinctive characteristics and proven growing success. These newest additions continue our mission of preserving biodiversity while offering gardeners access to extraordinary plants that can't be found at ordinary garden centers. Be among the first to grow these remarkable new herbs—explore this years introductions to discover exciting varieties that will elevate your culinary creations and add diversity to your garden.