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Sage - #02440 Q (Salvia officinalis) (3,500s.) 75 days. One of the oldest herbs in the world! Use fresh or dried to season poultry, pork, fish and dressings. Grey-green leaves have a sa- vory, slightly peppery flavor. Also makes an excellent ornamental. Easy-to-grow. 18". Zones 4-8.


1/2 oz. = approx. 1,750 seeds Cleopatra


Oregano, Cleopatra - #02434 Q (Origanum syriaca) (100,000s.) 100 days. 2015 AAS Winner. Uniquely different than Greek and Italian oreganos, the mild- ly spicy, minty flavor is perfect in Medi- terranean dishes, soups and sauces. Pretty, silver-gray foliage also has an ornamental flare. Compact, trailing plants produce high yields of leaves that are wonderful as a dried spice when fresh is no longer an option. Spreads 9 to 10”. 5-6”. Zones 4-9. 1/32 oz. = approx. 3,125 seeds


(D) 1/32 oz. $11.25; 3 or more $10.75 each (H) 1/8 oz. $36.95; 2 or more $35.95 each


Stevia, Sweet Herb - #02449 Q (Stevia rebaudiana) (79,000s.) 57 days. An interesting plant to grow indoors or out, offering health benefits that have been en- joyed by Asian cultures for decades. Ste- via’s leaves are naturally very sweet but low in calories, heat-stable for cooking and is anti-plaque forming which helps reduce tooth decay. Water plants from the bottom and protect from frost. 24”. Zones 5-8.


(V)100 seeds $9.95; 3 or more $9.50 each (W) 500 seeds $39.95; 2 or more $37.95 each


Rosemary


Rosemary - #02435 Q (Rosmarinus officinalis) (20,000s.) One of the most aromatic herbs. Needle-like leaves and stem tips are used to flavor meats, sauces and vegetables. Makes a nice hedge. 36". Zones 8-10. 1/32 oz. = approx. 625 seeds


(D) 1/32 oz. $5.50; 3 or more $5.15 each (H) 1/8 oz. $16.95; 2 or more $15.95 each


Stevia HARDINESS ZONE MAP


This simplified plant zone map is available to view in full detail online. There is an interactive online feature that allows you to find your hardiness zone by typing in your zip code. Follow the Zone Map link on our website at www.hpsseed.com to find your hardiness zone.


Hardiness zones are based on the average minimum temperatures for each zone. Lower numbers indicate the most northerly area where plants will survive the winter and higher numbers are the most southern area where they will perform consistently. Recommended plant zones are meant for guidelines only. Other plant growth factors may affect hardi- ness such as rainfall, wind, humidity, soil type, altitude, sunlight and cultural practices. It’s always best to use your instincts, observe other gardens in the area, and be willing to do some experimenting with plant locations and plant protections.


(K) 1/2 oz. $5.25; 3 or more $4.95 each (Y) 2 oz. $16.95; 2 or more $15.95 each


Sage Thyme


Thyme, English - #02458 Q (Thymus vulgaris) (120,000s.) 85 days. Sa- vory, earthy seasoning excellent for poul- try, chowders, stews, sauces and pickles. Fragrant and easy-to-grow. Plants are used in herbal medicines and attract bees when allowed to flower. 12". Zones 5-8.


1/8 oz. = approx. 15,000 seeds


(H) 1/8 oz. $3.95; 3 or more $3.65 each (K) 1/2 oz. $11.50; 2 or more $10.50 each


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