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"Horizon Herbs is the world-famous grower
of certified organic medicinal herb seeds and plants,
which are available to discriminating gardeners
directly from their farm."
Our shadehouses are full to bursting with over 300 species of excellent perennial herb plants, and we'd love to share them with you. The weather has cooled and we are again actively shipping. To see the entire selection, click the word "plants" on the purple bar above. Prices given have been SUBSTANTIALLY DISCOUNTED.
We've also begun shipping LIVE ROOTS of Black Cohosh, Bloodroot, Blue Cohosh, Blue Camas, Comfrey, Goldenseal, Mayapple, Holy Saffron, Spigelia, Stoneroot, and two species of American Wild Yam. To see the entire selection, type the words "live roots" in the on-site search engine, above. As always, these are a great deal, and we are now at the beginning of the transplant season, so it is a good time to get in your order and assure delivery.
Richo just returned from a fascinating trip to the spice islands of ZANZIBAR and brought back seeds for over 70 rare, choice, previously unlisted medicinals and spices. The seeds will begin to show themselves on this website as soon as germination tests are completed. He also brought back a delightfully aromatic shipment of bulk dried spices, including black peppers, turmeric, cloves, cardamon, ginger, true cinnamon bark and fermented vanilla pods. All these completely fresh spices are now available in 50 gram packets (the vanilla alone is in 20 g packets, and its a really good deal) by typing the word "PEMBASPICE" in the on-site search engine, above. The spices are not certified organic, but are grown by indigenous people on the island of PEMBA, who use entirely organic techniques in a mixed crop system. Many of the photos show the spices growing in-situ on their luscious farm. It's worth a click!
WHO WE ARE:We are growers of organically certified medicinal herb seed and plants here in Southern Oregon. We offer an extensive collection of organically certified seeds from the new harvest and plants grown on our own farm, including indigenous herb seeds from the Native American, Ayurvedic and Chinese traditions. We also grow or collect seed of significant medicinal and aromatic herbs from the deserts, forests, mountains, plains and shores of North America, Central and South America, Russia, China, Tibet, India, Pakistan, the Middle East, Japan, Europe, the Mediterranean basin, Africa, Australia, the Canary Islands, New Zealand and beyond. From our rootsy and organic greenhouse and shadehouses, we offer plants of annuals, herbaceous perennials and woody perennials, including common medicinals, cover crops, nitrogen fixers, shelterbelt and wildlife favorites, dye plants, medicinal trees, fruits, tubers, vines, roots, corms, bulbs, and water plants as well as sacred herbs. Look here also for our own growing guide http://www.horizonherbs.com/organic-growing-guide.htm
books and other writings with information regarding the germination, growth and environmental requirements of medicinal herbs. We dedicate our services to all beings. In the words of the Dalai Lama, "Diversity is both beautiful and necessary."
Hi folks. Check this link for a rather telling interview with our founder Richo Cech
New interview with founder Richo Cech (click on link below) is an MP3 file that will download on your computer. We checked it, its virus-free, and it gives alot of good information about planting seeds for diversity, how to grow your garden from the soil up, questions and answers about damping off, cleaning up chemicalized soils, safety of comfrey, etc etc.
Hear Ye Hear Ye Hear Ye!
Seeders take note: I'm entering all new seed accessions on a list entitled "SIGNIFICANT SEED UPDATES" on this homepage (of course, you could also see it all by clicking "NEW SEEDS" on the purple bar, above). Anyway, the new species get added at the top of the list and then they fall off the bottom, either because I don't understand HTML or because the seed is already SOLD OUT. Do not let this happen to you! Keep scrolling down. There is some great stuff down there, I promise you!
!!!!INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE NOTE!!!!
We cannot ship live roots or plants outside the US.
We do not ship tinctures (liquid herbal extracts) outside the US.
We do not ship seeds to New Zealand.
We DO ship seeds to every other country in the world.
Yes, we definitely ship tinctures, seeds, roots and plants to Hawaii.
Below, find the GREEN LIST of all POTTED PLANTS AND TREES for sale, all organically grown at our state certified nursery, all ready right now. To order, use the onsite search engine or click on the "plants" link on the purple bar above. The reason I'm keeping the green list here on this page is because it supports searchability from the search engines and is an easy quick-reference for you.
Aconite, Chinese; Agrimony; Alkanet, Oriental; Aloe, Cape; Anchusa, Azure; Angelica (A. archangelica); Arnica chamissonis; Ashwagandha; Asparagus, Garden; Asparagus, Shatavari (A. racemosus); Asphodel (A. ramosus); Aster tataricus; Bai-shou-wu; Balloonflower; Balm of Gilead (Cedronella canariensis); Bamboo, Moso-chiku; Basil, Holy Rama, Krishna, Vana; Bear Grass; Bearsfoot; Belladonna, Official; Bergamot, Lavender; Bergamot, Red; Betony, Artichoke (Stachys affinis); Bittersweet, Nightshade (Solanum dulcamara); Black Cohosh; Black Walnut; Blue Cohosh; Blue Flag; Boneset (Eupatorium perfoliatum); Bowman's Root; Brahmi (Bacopa monniera); Burning Bush (Dictamnus purpureus); Butterbur; Cactus grandiflorus; Cactus, San Pedro; Calamint; Calamus; Camas; Cancer Bush; Cascara Sagrada; Catnip, Official; Chameleon Plant (Houttuynia cordata); Chamomile, Roman; Chaste Tree; Cherry, Wild; Chicory, Grumelo verde scuro; Codonopsis; Colchicum; Coltsfoot (Tussilago farfara); Columbine, Wild; Comfrey, Bocking 14 cultivar; Comfrey, True (Symphytum officinalis); Compass Plant; Coptis, Chinese; Costmary; Costus; Cowslip; Cramp Bark; Culver’s Root; Currant, Black; Curry Leaf Tree; Desert Lavender; Desert Willow; Dusty Miller; Dyer’s Greenwood; Echinacea atrorubens; Echinacea pallida; Echinacea paradoxa; Echinacea purpurea; Echinacea tennesseensis; Elder, Blue; Elder, Red; Elecampane, Magnificent; Elecampane, Official (Inula helenium); Empress tree; Evening Primrose; Feverfew; Foxglove, Chinese; Foxglove, Grecian; Fringe Tree; Fringed Pink; Galangal, Lesser; Galangal, Greater; Gardenia, Common; Gayfeather; Gelsemium; Gentian, Green (Swertia radiata); Gentian, Tibetan; Ginger, Butterfly; Ginger, Wild; Ginkgo; Golden Rain Tree; Goldenrod, Fragrant; Goldenrod, Giant; Goldenseal; Grape, Sweet Wild; Grass, Phalaris; Gumweed (Grindelia integrifolia); Guayacan; Gypsywort (Lycopus europaeus); Hawaiian Baby Woodrose; Hawthorn, English (C. laevigata); Hawthorn, Wild Form (C. monogyna); Heather (Calluna vulgaris); Heimia; Helichrysum italicum (Curry Plant); Hellebore, Black; Hen and Chicks; He-shou-wu; Hoodia; Horse Chestnut; Horseradish; Jacaranda; Jerusalem Cherry (Solanum pseudocapsicum); Jessamine, Orange (Murraya paniculata); Jiao-gu-lan (Japanese); Job’s Tears, Tropical; Juniper, Common; Kentucky Coffee Tree; Lady’s Mantle; Lavender, Croxton’s Wild; Lavender, English; Lavender, Hidcote; Lavender, Munstead; Lemon Balm; Leopard Flower; Licorice, Official; Lily, Tiger; Linden, Little Leaf (Tilia cordata); Lobelia, Great Blue; Lomatium dissectum; Lovage; Lungwort; Ma-huang (3 species available as plants: Ephedra equisitina, E. intermedia; E. sinica); Maral Root; Mandrake, Turkmen (Mandragora turcomanica); Marshmallow; Mayapple, American; Mayapple, Himalayan; Meadowsweet; Mimosa (Albizzia julibrissin); Mint, Arabian; Mint, Chocolate; Mint, Licorice; Mint, Mountain; Mint, Spearmint; Mint, Water; Monkeyflower, Seep Spring; Motherwort, Official; Mugwort, Common; Mugwort, Western; Myrtle, Bog (Myrica gale); Nettles, Stinging; Oca; Ololiuqui; Orange, Trifoliate; Oregano, Greek; Oregano, Wild; Oregon Grape, Tall; Orris Root; Osage Orange; Ox-Knee; Pagoda Tree; Paw Paw; Partridge Berry (Mitchella repens); Passionflower, Official (Passiflora incarnata); Pau D’Arco; Peony, Tree; Pepper, Rocoto Red (Capsicum pubescens); Persimmon, American; Plantain, Giant Turkish; Pleurisy Root; Poppy, California; Poppy, Plume; Pulsatilla; Rattlesnake Master; Rosemary, Tuscan Blue; Rue; Rupturewort (Herniaria glabra); Sage, Blue; Sage, Clary; Sage, Cleveland; Sage, Dominican; Sage, Garden; Sage, Lyre Leaf; Sage, Middle Eastern; Sage, Pitcher; Sage, White; Sagebrush; Saint John’s Wort; Schisandra, Official; Sea Buckthorn; Self Heal; Skullcap, Baical; Skullcap, Barbat; Skullcap, Official; Slippery Elm; Snake Gourd; Soapwort; Sorrel, Garden; Southernwood; Speedwell; Spice Bush; Spikenard, California; Spiny Aralia; Stephania japonica; Stevia; Stoneroot; Sumach, Smooth; Southernwood; Sweetgrass (Heirachloe odorata); Tea Oil Camellia; Teasel, Xu-duan (Dipsacus japonicus); Tea Tree, Australian; Thyme, Creeping; Thyme, English Broadleaf; Tower of Jewels; Trumpet Vine Creeper, Red; Tulsi, Krishna; Tulsi, Rama; Tulsi, Vana; Turtle Back (Dioscorea elephantipes); Twin Leaf; Udo; Uva Ursi; Valerian, Indian (Valeriana jatamansii); Valerian, Official (Valeriana officinalis); Valerian, Red (Centranthus rubra); Vervain, Blue; Vervain, European; Vetiver; Violet, Blue Butterfly (Viola papillionaceae); Violet, Sweet (Viola odorata); Viper’s Bugloss; Virginia Snakeroot; Wild Yam, American; Wild Yam, Chinese; Wild Quinine; Wilde Dagga; Willow, Purple; Willow, Weeping; Wisteria, Japanese; Witch Hazel; Wood Betony; Wormwood, Absinthe; Yacon; Yarrow, coastal white; Yarrow, official white; Yellow Jessamine; Yerba Buena; Yomogi; Yucca baccata; Yucca glauca; Zaatar; Zhi-mu.
DVD OF RICHO CECH ON HORIZON HERBS SEED FARM Filmed in the autumn of 2005 by public broadcasting's "HERBTV" this is classic Richo in action. Straight-talking candor about growing medicinal herbs and saving medicinal herb seeds. Now you'll know why the neighbors call him "Jolly Green" as in the "Jolly Green Giant." Priced to get it into your hands ($10.00). (HINT--put the word DVD in the search engine, above).
TINCTURE PRESSES: Got lots of jars of macerating extracts and no umph to press them out? Are you manufacturing tinctures and need to upgrade your pressing situation? The horizon herbs tincture press will help you get it done easily and completely! Just type the words "tincture press" into the search engine above. Many presses have found homes in the US and Canada and beyond, and customer feedback is that these presses are big workhorse medicine makers. Click it:
KIDZERBS! A kid's garden of medicinal plants includes 13 packets of organic herb seed and the book "KIDZERBS" by Sena Cech. An excellent gift or starter garden for the kids in your life (Hint: put the word "KIDZERBS" in the search engine, above.)
Horizon Stainless Steel/Cedarwood Seed Cleaning Screens Set of 8 screens, each 12 inches by 12 inches and 3 inches deep, graduating from 4 strands per inch (coarse) to 70 strands per inch (very fine). The screen used is industrial grade stainless steel, and we have chosen the most robust stock. The wood used is clear grade Port Orford Cedar, which is bioregional to us, is the hardest of all Cedar species, has a hardwood-like pattern of grain, and emits a delightful aroma, especially when newly worked. The wood itself is antiseptic, repels bugs and is quite weather and rot resistant. Here's the link http://www.horizonherbs.com/product.asp?specific=jrrmdoe4
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