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Aromatic, Culinary and Medicinal Crops

 
 
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 A wide varieity of herb and spice crops are grown and processed for culinary, cosmetic, industrial, medicinal, decorative, flavoring and fragrance purposes.

The production and marketing of herbs and spices requires growers to research the markets, identify target markets, determine how to market their product in that market, research the production requirements of each plant variety grown and research the processing procedures required to meet customer needs in the target markets.

Additional information about herbs and spices is available in the document Herb and Spice Industry.


Aromatic
Culinary
Medicinal
Other
AjowanAniseBlack CohoshMadigascar Periwinkle
AmbrosiaBasilBurdockMilk Thistle
AniseBasil ThymeCommon ComfreyPyrethrum
CalendulaCommon MarjoramCurled DockTansy
CatnipCuminCurled MallowWormwood
Clary SageGarlicEchinacea
HyssopGreek OreganoElecampane
Lemon BalmHorseradishEphedra
LemongrassItalian ParsleyEvening Primrose
PeppermintLemon BergamortFeverfew
RosemaryLemongrassFoxglove
Scotch SpearmintlovageFrench Marigold
ThymePeppermintGinseng
ValerianPoppiesGolden Seal
YarrowRosemaryGreek Oregano
Scotch SpearmintHorehound
SteviaHyssop
Summer SavoryLicorice
Sweet FennelPsyllium
Sweet MarjoramRosemary
Sea Buckthorn
Senega
Skullcap
Soapwort
St. John's Wort
Thyme
Wild Foxglove

 
 
 
 
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This document is maintained by Shelley Barkley.
This information published to the web on June 3, 2002.
Last Reviewed/Revised on May 8, 2009.