A herbal guide from NSW Australia that includes personal observations, facts and tips in growing and using an extensive list of herbs.

First published in 1931 by Mrs. M. Grieve, the online version of this work contains medicinal, culinary, cosmetic and economic properties, cultivation and folk-lore of herbs.

Journal of starting a small herb garden in the kitchen, including recipes and tips about herb gardening.

Information covering aromatherapy, cooking, growing, and selling of herbs. Site offers plenty of clear and colorful photos of herbs offered.

Articles by the herbal writer and speaker focusing on growing and using herbs in the home throughout the seasons.

This site boasts herbal recipes, info on medicinal herbs, and herbal crafts.

Information on popular herbs. Offers general and specialty gardening tips.

Organic herbs, display gardens, nature trails, extensive list of workshops, and free newsletter available. Open seasonally, groups welcome by appointment.

Offers articles on how to grow, use, and craft with herbs.

Common and uncommon names of herbs are cross-referenced with their botanic counterpart. Offers links to further information.

Virginia herb farm with many themed herb gardens. Tours and events are available.

Primer on growing herbs, with cultural and culinary information on commonly used herbs. Offers pointers on herb garden design.

Information on selecting and storing suitable herbs for making flavored oils.

Herbs and their medical, magical, and culinary uses.

Guide to growing, harvesting, preserving, and selling ginseng and related plants.

Provides information and links relating to ginseng and other medicinal plants.

How to grow over 50 different herbs. From seed-starting and propagation to harvesting, drying, and storing.

Offers information for beginning herb gardeners on history, cultivation, harvesting, and uses of herbs.

Ohio State University offers general herb information and lists several useful references.

Information on culture, harvesting, uses, and varieties of basil.

North Carolina University's Horticulture Department offers information on how to preserve healthful and fresh-tasting herbs by using simple methods.

Facts on growing and using culinary and medicinal herbs, extensive collection of plant pictures, articles, and classic herbal texts.

Information on eight common herbs for the beginning herb grower.

About.com offers simple ways to substitute herbs in recipes.

Article about planting herbs for their beneficial or protective properties on nearby vegetables. Examples of combinations, and of pest deterrent and nematocidal qualities.