Outsidepride Germander Seeds (Teucrium chamaedris) are woody perennial plants commonly used in herb gardens and as a border plant. Grows in USDA Zones 4–10, reaching up to 18 inches tall. Grows in full sun to partial shade with well-drained soil. Summer violet blooms attract bees and butterflies. Often trimmed into low hedges or maintained as an evergreen feature. Requires little water once established and spreads gradually. Available in sizes of 500 and 1000 herb seed packets, covering up to 200 square feet for various planting needs.
Rose-pink flower spikes emerge upright, adding a soft splash of color that stands out against the dense green foliage. These vibrant spikes bloom in clusters, creating visual interest and texture. Their vertical growth draws the eye, bringing structure and elegance to any planting space.
Our Germander is one of the versatile ground cover plants, forming a dense, low-growing mat of evergreen foliage that lasts year-round. Its compact habit maintains garden structure through all seasons, adding consistent color and texture while minimizing exposed soil areas.
With its low-growing habit, Germander creates a neat, tidy appearance that fits well along pathways, borders, or formal garden layouts. Its height remains compact, reducing the need for frequent pruning while offering uniform coverage that complements taller surrounding plants.
Built to withstand dry spells, Germanders are drought tolerant plants once established. They continue to display lush foliage with little watering, making them fitting for xeriscaping or regions with limited rainfall. Their durability suits gardeners looking for low-maintenance greenery.
Our Germanders are perennial flowers known for their aromatic green foliage and violet-hued flower spikes that appear in the summer bloom season. Growing to about 18 inches tall, they add visual and sensory appeal without overwhelming nearby plants. The blooms emerge from early to late summer, providing seasonal color and subtle fragrance. This combination of compact height, scent, and soft violet tones makes these flowers well-suited for structured garden designs, edging, or mixed herbaceous plantings where both form and function are valued.
Blending form and fragrance, our Germander plants bring both structure and scent to the garden in one compact plant. Their dense, shrub-like shape works well for outlining paths or forming low divisions in garden beds. When touched or trimmed, the foliage releases a subtle herbal aroma, adding a sensory layer to their visual presence. This combination of tidy growth and aromatic leaves makes Germanders a valuable feature in thoughtfully arranged landscapes where design and experience come together naturally.
As a garden herb that doubles as design, our Germanders bring utility and style to outdoor spaces. To plant seeds, start indoors 4–6 weeks before the last frost by pressing them lightly into the soil without covering. Keep the surface moist until germination, which takes 21–35 days. Once seedlings are strong and frost has passed, transplant them outdoors in well-drained soil with sun to partial shade. Space plants 10 inches apart to maintain their compact shape. With thoughtful placement and attention, Germanders serve both culinary and decorative roles in garden planning.
Germander (Teucrium Chamaedris) - The woody perennial can be grown from Germander seeds! It's a wonderful addition for the herb garden, making the perfect border plant. It can be trimmed like a hedge. Germander, or also called Wall Germander, has a history of medicinal uses and is used in the manufacture of liqueurs, vermouths, and tonic wines. Its most frequent use is as a small evergreen ornamental hedge in formal herb gardens. Germander herb will grow in almost any soil as long as it is well-drained, and it requires little water to keep green. Germander produces lovely violet colored blooms in the summer and continues for weeks of color. The blooms attract both bees and butterflies. The stems and flowers can be cut, dried and used to make wreaths and dried arrangements.
How To Grow Germander: Sow Germander seeds indoors 4 - 6 weeks before the last frost. Using a starter mix, sow the herb seeds on the surface and keep moist. Transplant outdoors after all danger of frost has passed. The Germander herb plant spreads so it is recommended to trim it back each spring to keep it neat and compact.
Approximately 1,000 seeds covers 100 square feet