Hydroponic Herb Seed Collection

Enjoy six of our favorite herbs for growing in any Aerogarden, hydroponic tower, or other home planter systems. These heirloom varieties are ideal for both hydroponics and aquaponics systems indoors for year-round garden fresh flavor. You may also grow these versatile herbs in your garden outdoors or in a container garden.

• Plant Tasty Herbs - The mix of seeds in this hydroponic herb garden include non-GMO, heirloom seeds that will grow healthy and flavorful seasonings full of important vitamins and minerals. This collection includes Curly Parsley, Culinary Sage, Common Chives, Peppermint, Cilantro, and Genovese Basil herb seeds.
• Year Round Flavor - These leafy herb varieties can be grown indoors in your favorite hydroponic planter for your emergency food storage needs. Keep a few kits on hand for growing all year round, in the heat of summer, cold weather of winter, and cool of spring and fall.

Genovese basil is an ideal pesto basil, with large tender dark green leaves with lots of flavor and aroma.

Curled Parsley is your standard fancy curly parsley, used often as a garnish. It has a fresh flavor that is used as a palette cleanser in some cultures after a meal or between courses. 

Peppermint can thrive really well in a container garden, because the pot can keep it from spreading and taking over your garden. Add the fresh flavor to your favorite dishes, desserts, and drinks for a cool refreshing change of pace. 

Sage is one of the essential elements in any herb garden. Its dusty leaves have a distinctive flavor and scent that is used with meats, vegetables, and many savory dishes.

Common chives are a culinary herb with a variety of uses. They are a member of the allium family that also includes garlic, leeks and onions. Their mild flavor is reminiscent of these, without being overpowering. The purple flowers attract bees while being less attractive to other insects due to the sulfur content of their leaves.

Cilantro is a perfect herb seed for your garden. Performs best in cooler weather, as hot weather can cause it to become feathery and tasteless. In the summer months, plant some containers indoors for year-round fresh flavor in your salsa and stir-fries.