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  • How to Grow Herbs

    Feel like a green thumb! Herbaceous Herbs are grown in WA and are labelled with information especially to suit the West Australian conditions. Herbs are probably the easiest and most useful plants to grow and can fit in to even the smallest section of the garden or patio. Add some home grown love to your daily cooking and start growing herbaceous herbs today.

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  • Great ways to use herbs

    Within the Herbaceous range are the favourite culinary herbs such as parsley, basil and coriander as well as some more unusual plants such as apple mint, pineapple sage and par-cel. There are also medicinal herbs like gota kola and feverfew as well as the very beautiful lawn chamomile and carpeting thymes. And of course, the ever-popular herbs for pets that include cat grass, catmint and catnip. Herbaceous herbs provides you with useful ways of using the herbs you grow.

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  • Herbaceous Designer Series

    There's nothing more beautiful than the fragrance of fresh herbs to brighten your day. Herbaceous have put together a premier range of herbs perfect for window sill pots and home gardens. To help with the growing process we've put together some helpful fact sheets.

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    Herbaceous Herbs Designer Series with WA Information
  • Long Live Ladybirds!

    Ladybirds may appear to be beautiful and harmless but, in fact, are ferocious predators with a voracious appetite for sap-sucking insects. Aphids and other sap-sucking insects are common in our West Australian gardens, feeding in large colonies on the plant juices of the new buds and shoots on roses, fruit trees and other valued plants. Their presence is obvious from the shrivelled look of the new growth and the constant trail of ants happily tending them for the sweet honeydew that they excrete.

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  • Herbaceous Herbs - Basil
  • How to Grow Herbs

    How to Grow Herbs - Planting Lettuce

    Feel like a green thumb! Herbaceous Herbs are grown in WA and are labelled with information especially to suit the West Australian conditions. Herbs are probably the easiest and most useful plants to grow and can fit in to even the smallest section of the garden or patio. Add some home grown love to your daily cooking and start growing herbaceous herbs today.

    Read More

  • Great ways to use herbs

    Cooking with Herbs

    Within the Herbaceous range are the favourite culinary herbs such as parsley, basil and coriander as well as some more unusual plants such as apple mint, pineapple sage and par-cel. There are also medicinal herbs like gota kola and feverfew as well as the very beautiful lawn chamomile and carpeting thymes. And of course, the ever-popular herbs for pets that include cat grass, catmint and catnip. Herbaceous herbs provides you with useful ways of using the herbs you grow.

    Read More

  • Herbaceous Designer Series

    Herbaceous Herbs Designer Series with WA Information

    There's nothing more beautiful than the fragrance of fresh herbs to brighten your day. Herbaceous have put together a premier range of herbs perfect for window sill pots and home gardens. To help with the growing process we've put together some helpful fact sheets.

    Read More

  • Long Live Ladybirds!

    Lady Birds and Herbs

    Ladybirds may appear to be beautiful and harmless but, in fact, are ferocious predators with a voracious appetite for sap-sucking insects. Aphids and other sap-sucking insects are common in our West Australian gardens, feeding in large colonies on the plant juices of the new buds and shoots on roses, fruit trees and other valued plants. Their presence is obvious from the shrivelled look of the new growth and the constant trail of ants happily tending them for the sweet honeydew that they excrete.

    Read More

View StockistsHerbaceous Herbs can be found in quality nurseries and garden stores. Find a stockist and start growing awesome herbs today.

About Herbaceous

Herbaceous is Western Australia’s premium range of herbs for cooks and gardeners, supplying a huge selection that are easily grown in the home garden for their fragrant beauty, healing abilities and for creating wonderful gastronomic delights.

Wide Variety of Herbs

Within the Herbaceous range are the favourite culinary herbs such as parsley, basil and coriander as well as some more unusual plants such as apple mint, pineapple sage and par-cel. There are also medicinal herbs like gota kola and feverfew as well as the very beautiful lawn chamomile and carpeting thymes. And of course, the ever-popular herbs for pets that include cat grass, catmint and catnip. CLICK TO READ MORE 

Herb Library

Herbaceous Herbs are grown here in Western Australia and chosen to suit our unique conditions. Herbs are probably the easiest and most useful plants to grow and can fit in to even the smallest section of the garden or patio. You will be able to grow herbs successfully when following our expert fact sheets written specifically for WA conditions but if you need more advice about herbs in your own garden, send a question to our herb expert.

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Growing Herbs

Herbaceous Herbs is the only herb range available in Western Australia that contains growing information on the labels written by our own herb expert specifically for WA conditions. We know that the west coast has very different soil and climate conditions to the east so we believe that it’s our responsibility to give gardeners the best information that we can to get the most success out of our plants. Look for the ‘WA Information’ logo on our labels.

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Using Herbs

Using HerbsHerbaceous Herbs is a range of over 100 plants that, throughout the year, include those that repel insects, soothe a sore throat, add perfume to the home or are just loved by pets such as catnip and catgrass. Our fact sheets and labels offer suggestions for harvesting the herbs for cooking and getting the best flavours from them and give very practical but easy companion planting techniques to improve the growth of other plants in the garden.

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