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Southern Grove Herbs
Zones 7-10
The southern United States offers a favorable climate for growing a wide variety of herbs—and anyone who loves southern food knows those herbs go to wonderful use in the kitchen. Basil, rosemary, mint, thyme, chives, oregano and cilantro—these are just a few examples of the sun-loving plants that thrive in Zones 7 through 10. With our collection of herbs hand-selected for growing in the south, you can take your herb garden to its tastiest heights yet. With the right varieties of herbs, and well-managed shade and watering, you'll have an abundance of flavor in the garden and on your plate.
