Live Aromatic and Edible Herb - Sage (4 Per Pack), Supports Memory and Brain Health, 8" Tall by 4" Wide in 1 Pint Pot

I purchased lemon verbena plants from this company because the taste of the tea made from its leaves brings back beautiful memories of home in Peru. We used to make it fresh CEDRON tea from the garden, and I was excited to bring that nostalgia into my own home.My first order was back in April—although the plants arrived a bit damaged, they bounced back quickly and grew beautifully. That gave me the confidence to order again. Unfortunately, in the second shipment, 3 out of 4 plants didn’t survive. My third purchase was even tougher—all the plants arrived with soil spilled out in the box and the leaves completely wilted. It was also delivered on the hottest day of the summer, which may have made things worse.Despite these challenges, I’m giving 5 stars because the company truly stands behind their product. Their customer service has been exceptional every time. You can tell they put care into packaging and shipping, even if the delivery conditions are sometimes out of their control. I really appreciate how they handled everything with kindness and efficiency. That kind of integrity means a lot—and so does having a little piece of home growing in my kitchen windowsill 🥰

I'll be making 4 macrame window hangers since I don't have a yard. These plants r gorgeous and smell even better! Lavendar reminds me of the summers I'd spend in Maine with my grandparents. The air in Maine is just so,... pure and it's just a scent that brings me back to my childhood. There's a bit of black of some, that's nothing, just some TLC.... TENDER LOVE AND CARE. THEY ARE SO FULL OF LIFE AND GREEEEEN! I'm happy! They r easy to re root and make make more plants so that'll be my newest obsessionHaha I just cant let them be ;)I got them July 23 at 3:30 PM ITS NOT 4:30 PM and im gunna make the window hangars quick and let them have there perma homes ;) I have 2 kittens and I don't want them eating them, that's why I need them up asap! And like I said -city living,.. blah! I wish I had a big yard to garden all day and night.. buy them u will be very happy!!!!!Edit: 3 out of 4 died.... I have 1 left!!!! I wrote to the company (showed pics of them dead and dried up) they never replied. All I wanted was a replacement or refund. I really am sad they died. Luke REALLLLLYYY SAD.Very happy one lived (it does have it days where it looks sickly, but it's a trooper) I think they r sick. They arrived with black on the green/ I thought it was just shock and temporary. But they died..... ugh.... sad face I'll post the pic of my one pot and empty ones [I started cat nip, cat mint and basil in the soul as seeds😮‍💨]

All the verbena plants arrived in excellent condition — healthy, green, and undamaged. They started growing right away after planting and are now thriving beautifully. I've already trimmed the branches several times for harvesting, and I’ve noticed that the more you cut them, the bushier and fuller the plants become. They really respond well to regular pruning.I feed my verbena periodically with fish emulsion, and it makes a noticeable difference — the plants grow faster and stay lush and vibrant.I use verbena both fresh and dried. Fresh sprigs are wonderful in tea — they add a delicate, lemony aroma and a refreshing taste. For drying, I cut a few sprigs, gently rinse the leaves in cold water, and pat them dry with a paper towel. Then I bundle a few sprigs together using small rubber bands and paper clips and hang them upside down in a dry, shaded place until fully dried. Once dry, I remove the leaves and store them in a glass jar. I also keep the dried stems separately — they make a lovely tea as well.I highly recommend this plant! It not only looks beautiful in the garden, but it's also a joy to use and harvest.

Purchased 3/5/2024. They were small, as expected, and arrived in great condition!They have endured the Arizona heat very well and grown at least triple their size. However, they have never flowered and I do expect that from lavender. I have many flowering shrubs in my yard, so these lavender plants are a huge disappointment.I had tons of lavender in Oregon. I realize the French or English varieties don’t do well in Arizona so I settled on Spanish Lavender. But without flowers, I don’t consider these plants lavender. 👎🏼

This little quartet of rosemary plants arrived in excellent condition and health, and all four are flourishing on my window sill—a few weeks later and not yet transplanted. I’ve been snipping for fresh, yummy rosemary in various dishes: [chef’s kiss]. Having ordered potted herbs from Amazon before, however, I can well imagine that this is simply the luck of the draw. Others I’ve received in the past have not fared as well. One thing I’ve done differently with these is to drench them immediately and leave on their plastic collar, which creates a mini greenhouse environment.

The plants arrived being healthy looking, I planted all 4 in separate pots. All are doing well except the lavender died within 3days. It just turned Grey and died. All the other 3 are doing good.

I received 4 different types of plants. Rosemary, sage, eucalyptus and mint. The rosemary and sage came in fine but not the eucalyptus or mint. They came in feeling really hot inside the box, they were mushy and completely soaked and dying. The elastics holding them in the planet was so tight it ripped some of the roots out. I was really excited to get them too.

The plants were packaged securely and the box arrived in perfect condition, so shipping wasn’t the issue. Unfortunately, the quality of the rosemary plants was mixed. Two of them looked healthy and in decent shape, but the other two were mostly brown and dry, and I’m not sure they’ll survive. For $24.99, I expected larger or more robust plants, especially since half of them may not make it. Hoping they bounce back, but overall, the quality didn’t quite match the price.