Asian Herbs

Info: Chopsuey Green Shungiku is a fast-growing annual spice and ornamental chrysanthemum plant from Asia whose leaves, flowers and buds are edible. They have an intense spicy taste with notes of carrot, parsley and celery. In East...

Info: Cilantro is an excellent herb that even has two uses: using the leaves as a fresh herb and the dried aromatic seeds as a spice. The fine leaves have an extraordinary taste and refine many Oriental, Mediterranean and Asian...

Info: Coriander `Green Aroma` produces vigorous and fast growing plants with large stems and thick leaves. It is a multi-cut with a very good heat tolerance and slow to bolt. Performance is excellent during a hot summer. Sowing...

Info: Coriander Cilantro is a special strain for use as leaf coriander: it forms many delicate leaves and seed maturity occurs late. The taste of the leaves is mild. Perfect for the Indian, Oriental and Asian cuisine. The plant is...

Info: Cumin is an effective medicinal and spice plant and considered to be the second most popular spice in the world after black pepper. Additinally, it is a beautiful plant similar to the caraway or dill with thin, slender dark...

Info: `Confetti` is a unique Coriander producing fine, distinctive, feathery leaves, which look more like carrot green than coriander. Nevertheless, they are full of the distinctive coriander taste but with increased sweetness....

Info: Komatsuna is a traditional Japanese leafy vegetable that has been cultivated since the 17th century. This fast-growing, cabbage-like vegetable has dark green leaves on bright green stems. The leaves reach a height of 30cm...

Info: Komatsuna is a traditional Japanese leafy vegetable that has been cultivated since the 17th century. This fast-growing, cabbage-like vegetable has dark green leaves on bright green stems. The leaves reach a height of 30cm...

Info: Komatsuna is a traditional Japanese leafy vegetable that has been cultivated since the 17th century. This fast-growing, cabbage-like vegetable has dark green leaves on bright green stems. The leaves reach a height of 30cm...

Info: Shiso, also known as perilla, sesame leaf or black nettle, is a very popular spice and herb from Asian cuisine. In its taste the exotic reminds of a mixture of mint and anise. It is often used for seasoning meat and fish...

Info: Shiso, also known as perilla, sesame leaf or black nettle, is a very popular spice and herb from Asian cuisine. In its taste the exotic reminds of a mixture of mint and anise. It is often used for seasoning meat and fish...

Info: Japanese mustard greens are fast-growing cruciferous plants whose young leaves have traditionally been eaten in Japan as lettuce or from the wok. The narrow, delicate leaves have a savory, piquant taste and are delicious in...

Info: Mentha Pennyroyal is a highly aromatic herb, with a strong peppermint scent to its dark green leaves. This creeping variety has prostrate stems which root from the leaf nodes as they spread will carpet the ground. In summer,...

Info: Japanese mustard greens are fast-growing cruciferous plants whose young leaves have traditionally been eaten in Japan as lettuce or from the wok. The narrow, delicate leaves have a savory, piquant taste and are delicious in...

Info: Japanese mustard greens are fast-growing cruciferous plants whose young leaves have traditionally been eaten in Japan as lettuce or from the wok. The narrow, delicate leaves have a savory, piquant taste and are delicious in...

Info: Basil is one of the most popular kitchen herbs, especially in Mediterranean cuisine. Particularly with tomatoes it unfolds its incomparable flavour. However, it is also an ancient medicinal plant, it acts appetizing, promotes...

Info: Japanese mustard greens are fast-growing cruciferous plants whose young leaves have traditionally been eaten in Japan as lettuce or from the wok. The narrow, delicate leaves have a savory, piquant taste and are delicious in...

Info: Anise is a pretty white flowering umbellifer that can reach heights up to 90 cm. The plant is most famous for the liquorice flavour of its leaves and seeds. You can use the leaves fresh in salads and soups, and the seeds for...