Maybe New York will be the city where I finally grow herbs in my apartment? These ones thrive right int he bag!

If the local supermarket were an organic supply store, this would be hanging by a clip next to the cash register like potato chips. What I mean is, it's small and convenient. It's about the same price as purchasing fresh herbs, but you get the gratification of growing it yourself. Good for the window in front of the sink ... in my house anyway.

An easy way to have fresh herbs within reach to add to salads, sauces and other dishes. The leak proof bags make it so you can grow them straight in the package.

These make great gifts for those with a budding green thumb. It's pretty hard to screw these up. Just make sure the soil's moist, and you'll be treated with some little herbs in no time. Make sure to keep a larger pot ready to transplant when they get unwieldy, though.

Perfect gift for a cook or yourself. Grow your herbs from a cute little bag.

I have the mini tomato growing nicely. I'm still waiting for the tomatoes, but I'm sure they'll be up soon! So easy to grow.

I love the smell of lavender and herbs. Now is the time to start planting that cute little herb garden you have always wanted (and what a cute gift!)

On the tenth day of Mother's Day,
my true love sent to me
Ten herbs in a bag ...

Grow your own with these easy kits containing all the necessary components to grow fragrant herbs. A great gift for the cook or gardener—or your inner green thumb.

An eco-friendly way to grow your own little windowsill herb garden. This is a great little stocking stuffer or large corporate gift. It's not as predictable as chocolates and gets a lot of sunshine for the buck ($6.95 bucks, actually). Cute!