As 2023 begins, I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for supporting the Herb Garden throughout the years!
The Herb Garden has changed ownership over the years. But each time it was sold, it was always operated with love as a small family run seasonal business. Despite changing and challenging times, it has managed to endure 30 years of business.… Read the rest
The International Herb Association selects a “Herb of the Year” each year since 1995. For 2023, Ginger was selected. The decision is based on the herb being outstanding in at least two of the following categories: culinary, decorative, or medicinal.… Read the rest
“Heal yourself with the light of the sun and the rays of the moon. With the sound of the river and the waterfall. With the swaying of the sea and the fluttering of birds. Heal yourself with mint, neem and eucalyptus. Sweeten with lavender, rosemary and chamomile. Hug yourself with cocoa bean and a hint of cinnamon.… Read the rest
We are now offering delivery /shipping on some featured items for the gifting season!
VISIT OUR ONLINE SHOP:
https://the-herb-garden-ottawa.square.site/
Friends of the Herb Garden, Wild Grounded and Samsara Yoga Healing Centre, are pleased to feature a SEASONAL WELLNESS WORKSHOP just in time for the busy holiday season, what better time than to gift yourself the gift of wellness for the season ahead. Limited spots!
We are now closed for the season, but still accepting online orders for pick up Thursdays.
The gift shop and plant sales will be available again the first weekend of May in 2023.… Read the rest
Simply freeze your fresh picked edible flowers, herbs or garden finds to add to beautiful cocktails, mocktails, or refreshing water. No matter if it’s to elevate a special event, party, or just to make you feel special, beautiful ice cubes add something special to drinks.
Freezing herbs is also an easy way to preserve your grown bounty for a later date.… Read the rest
From Northern Roots
As these sun-soaked August days lead into September, it’s a great time to consider your fall planting projects. Whether filling a few gaps in existing beds or creating new gardens, these drought-tolerant perennials will thrive and adapt to the challenges of a changing climate on our landscape.… Read the rest
