Get Growing Again: Plan Your Herb Garden

Get Growing Again: Plan Your Herb Garden

Get Growing Again: Plan Your Herb Garden

The Growers Exchange · A fresh start for your garden

A little planning now.
Something beautiful ahead.

A few empty pots. A gap in the border. A garden ready for a fresh idea. Whatever your starting point, your next chapter begins with three simple things: plan, prepare, plant.

A simple way to begin

Plan. Prepare. Plant.

You don't have to start over to grow something you love. Take a look at what worked, what needs attention, and what you'd like to enjoy next.

  1. Plan your space.

    Decide what you want from your garden: fresh flavors for the kitchen, more flowers, or a few fragrant pots by the door. Check each plant's light needs and mature size before choosing its place.

    Explore our growing guides →
  2. Prepare for growth.

    Make a list of the spaces you'd like to fill or refresh. Think about soil, drainage, and access for watering before bringing new plants into your garden or containers.

    Read our soil preparation guide →
  3. Give plants a good start.

    When your order arrives, unpack promptly and follow our arrival instructions. Give your herbs time to adjust before moving them into their new garden bed or pot.

    Read the unpacking & planting guide →

Make it your kind of garden

What would you like more of?

Start with what brings you joy, then choose plants that suit your space.

A little advice goes a long way

Start with fewer surprises.

Our team put together eight common gardening mistakes to help you spot avoidable setbacks before they happen.

  • Know your growing space.
    Consider sunlight, drainage, and the room your plants will need.
  • Know your plants.
    Read the growing information on each product page before you choose.
  • Keep help close by.
    Bookmark our Herb Plant Care & Growing Guides page for arrival and growing advice.

From our nursery to your next garden

Ready to get growing again?

Fill a favorite pot, refresh a garden bed, or try an herb you've never grown before. We'll help you find a place to start.