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.

Veteran gardener volunteers answer questions about growing herbs.

Information covering aromatherapy, cooking, growing, and selling of herbs.

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

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, with links to further information.

Herbal crafts, cooking, books, growing tips, and other items of interest to herb lovers.

Information on growing, design and plant care. Free newsletter.

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

A weblog site posting news, tips, questions, comments, and other information relating to herb growing and herb uses.

Information on selecting suitable herbs for oils and storing those herbed oils.

Offers tips and hints for growing herbs, as well as information about specific plants such as basil and mint.

Herbs and their medical, magical, and culinary uses.

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

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

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.

Aims to educate its members about cultivation and uses of herbs, including organic techniques. Information about membership and meetings, the magazine, and herb links.

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.

Herbal gardening, cooking, and crafting are explored. Several gardening links offered.

Covers cultivation, growth habits, harvesting, preservation, and usage of several herb plants.

A home gardener gives tips for growing and using herbs. Monthly updates discuss what is happening in the garden, located in Austin, Texas

Links given for those interested in botany, wildcrafting, herbal smoking mixtures, medicinal FAQs, herb schools, and plant databases.

Information covering herb profiles, teas, specific usages, and garden planning.

Useful herb gardening information for novices from an experienced herbalist.

Comprises herb culture, harvesting, poetry, folklore, crafts and recipes.

Information on herb companion planting, teas, and classic herb mixtures from a New Zealand herb nursery.

Features about 20 portraits of plants with medicinal properties, with photo, cultural information, and uses for each.

Provides simple Latin terms pertaining to everyday plants.

Joi Becker presents various types of topiaries and provides methods of growing them.

Extensive information about a wide variety of herbs.

Growing and cooking tips for herbs, vegetables, and edible flowers.

Pot grown culinary and medicinal herbs from the cottage garden and small holding. Hand made herb jellies, herb oils and vinegars, retail and wholesale.

Provides answers to readers' questions and includes articles on herb growing and usage.

Offers tips on growing, cooking with, history of, and medicinal uses of herbs.

Article about propagation, cultivation, and uses of this subtropical plant used as an alternative sweetener, as well as comments on the controversy over its health effects.

Information on growing and cooking herbs, harvest times, techniques, and planting by the moon.

Herb profiles, articles on beneficial insects, building healthy soil, container gardening, and cover crops.

Information on types of herbs, herb gardening, and medicinal uses of these plants.

Information on how to grow many types of herbs and links to buy seeds.

Information resources, herb fact sheets, projects and programs, calendar of events, and a seed exchange.

Information about growing and using herbs from common varieties to the unusual.

Stroll through the University of Washington's Medicinal Herb Garden in January. Quality photos of herbs, shrubs, and trees associated with medicinal botany.

Monthly gardening tips and short articles about commonly grown herbs.

Offers facts on herb seed cultivation and transplant care.

An online resource for information about caring for herbs and using your garden bounty.

North Carolina University's Horticulture Department offers hints for overwintering herbs. Information given on fertilizing, watering, and pruning in preparation for winter weather.