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Tanacetum balsamata - This is also known as Bible Leaf and its use has been traced back to ancient times. The highly scented oval leaves are soft grey in colour and form a dense low growing bush. The flowering stalks grow 2-3 feet tall and are topped with lots of small white flowers, in early summer. The fresh leaves are used sparingly in salads and as a flavouring agent in soups and stews. A refreshing tea is made with fresh or dried leaves. Used in potpourris and to keep closets fresh. Used as an antiseptic and an insecticide. An easy to grow perennial, hardy to Zone 4, start indoors in early spring. Thrives in hot, dry conditions once established.
Shipping
Shipping Information
** We currently only ship to Canada. ** Sorry USA + International, we are working on a solution to streamline shipping to you.
When an order is placed it is processed within two weeks maximum. Packages are sent with Canada post standard mail.
Shipping and Handling Rates within Canada
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Purchase Quantity |
Shipping Rate |
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1 to 5 packages |
$5.50 |
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6 to 20 |
$9.00 |
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21 to 36 |
$13.50 |
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37 to 50 |
$18.50 |
| 50 + | $26.50 |
Contact us directly for wholesale inquiries: masha@eagleridgeseeds.com
About our Seed Packets
We use simple thick Kraft paper envelopes and sealed plastic bags to protect seeds from light and moisture. They are shipped in bubble wrap envelopes for extra protection. Store them in a cool dry place in this packaging for an extended shelf life.
Approximate Seed Count per Package:
- Tomatoes- 15-20 seeds
- Endangered Tomatoes- 10-15 seeds or noted
- Peppers- 15 seeds
- Endangered Peppers- 10 seeds
- Herbs- 25-30 seeds unless otherwise noted
- Flowers- 25-30 seeds
- Melons- 15 seeds unless otherwise noted
- Cabbage- 20 seeds
- Broccoli- 40 - 50 seeds
- Perennial Broccoli - 20 seeds
- Celery- 40 seeds
- Chard- 35 seeds
- Shallots- 35-40 seeds
- Onions- 25 seeds
- Earth Chestnut- 25 seeds
- Beans- 20 seeds or noted
- Greens- 30-40 seeds or noted
- Parsley- 50 seeds
- Walking Onions- 5 bulbils