Bulk Herb Seeds & Seed Mixes
Grow your own garden-fresh herbs with premium-quality seeds from Outsidepride. We offer a huge selection of bulk herb seeds, including popular varieties such as basil, lavender, mint, oregano, and more. Whether you’re looking for culinary or medicinal herb seeds, we have you covered with more than 100 different types of herbs and herb seed mixes, all with no fillers added, premium genetics, and high germination rates. Explore our herb seed catalog and get ready to grow your most successful herb garden yet.
Herb Seeds For Cooking
There is nothing quite like cooking with fresh herbs. They give your food a delicious burst of flavor and aroma and liven up nearly every dish. With our wide assortment of high-quality culinary herb seeds, you can grow a flavorful garden right in your own backyard. Browse the best selection of bulk herb seeds online, including traditional culinary staples like rosemary, thyme, and cilantro, as well as more unique herb seed varieties like lemon balm, anise, and black cumin, and start growing your flavorful garden today.
Herb Seeds For Healing
Herbs aren’t just tasty; they offer healing benefits, too. At Outsidepride, we offer medicinal herb seeds like chamomile, skullcap, ginseng, and more for home gardeners who want to take a more natural approach to healing. Whether you’re new to planting medicinal herb seeds or have been growing them for years, you’ll be impressed by our extensive catalog of 100-percent pure, antioxidant-rich, and nutrient-dense seeds.
Herb Seeds For Fragrance
With scents ranging from bright and fresh to floral and earthy, herbs are a great way to add natural aroma to home and body products. Whether you’re creating your own oils, lotions, or potpourri, you can enhance the fragrance with home-grown herbs. Browse our aromatic herb seed assortment and find popular options including catnip, woodruff, clary sage, and many more.
FAQs
How many herb seeds per pot do I need?
When planting your own herb garden seeds, you’ll need to determine how many seeds to use in each pot. This depends on the herb seed species, size, and germination rate. In general, for large herbs like basil and rosemary, you’ll plant 2 or 3 seeds per pot. For smaller, fine-leaved herbs like chives and cilantro, you can plant between 5 and 10 seeds together in one pot, as these herbs are commonly grown in small clumps.
How deep do you plant herbs?
Most herb seeds should be planted ⅛ to ¼ inches deep, but the specific depth depends on how big the seed is. Generally, planting depth should be 2-3 times a seed’s diameter. Planting herb garden seeds too deep is one of the most common reasons for poor germination, so always go shallower if you’re in doubt.
For more information on how to plant specific herb seed species, check out our herb planting guide.
How long does it take herb seeds to germinate?
Typically, herb seeds germinate within 7 to 21 days. Ensure you have the proper growing conditions, including consistent moisture, warm soil, and adequate light to encourage germination.
Have a question about medicinal, culinary, or herb garden seeds? Contact our knowledgeable team, and we will be happy to assist.