Selling herbs

Growing herbs can be highly profitable and fun. It’s also quite easy. You’d be surprised how many herbs are available and how many are huge sellers for an herb business. Some practically sell themselves. Here are ten of the most popular and profitable. 1. Basil. Basil tops the list as the most popular culinary herb. […]

Here are a few ways to make growing culinary, cosmetic, medicinal, and/or ornamental herbs a profitable part of your business, from Lynn Byczynski and Johnny's.

If selling your herbal goods intimidates you, or you simply do not know where to start, there are a number of places you can look into to sell herbal products. We're sharing 5 outlets that you can sell herbal products in, along with some tips and tricks for how to succeed in each outlet.

Want to preserve some of those delicious herbs from your garden? Check out these 12 ways to preserve herbs and enjoy the flavors of summer all year round. | preserving herbs | how to preserve herbs | seasonal eating | home food preservation |

Turn your love for herbs into a thriving herbal business to make money from your homestead! 🌿 Explore innovative ways to monetize your herbal passion, from crafting herbal products to hosting workshops. Perfect for homesteaders, herbalists, and entrepreneurs looking for inspiration. Learn how to start and grow a profitable venture in the herbal market. #HerbBusiness #HerbalProducts #HomesteadBusiness #NaturalHealthMarket #ProfitFromPassion

Drying and preserving herbs is a great way to ensuring that you can enjoy their delightful essence year-round.

After harvesting, you want to dry herbs quickly to preserve the flavor. Read on for tips on drying herbs including leaves, flowers, and seeds.

Learn how to dry and preserve herbs with this great guide. Enjoy dried herbs with the best flavor when preserved fresh from the garden.

Learn harvesting and packaging herbs to sell in the market. Read this article to know how to harvest most selling and profitable herbs in the market.

I love the convenience of having herbs right in my kitchen within reach. Once they are completely dry, I'll leave some hanging in bunches, but some I'll take apart and store the leaves in small jars as part of my homeade spice collection. Here's how I harvest and dry herb bundles and store them for winter.