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Where to buy lovage and other herbs?

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Hi,

I really need to know where to buy lovage, since I need it for some of my recipes. I have no idea where to get it! I'm also looking for fresh rosemary and other herbs, but I mostly look for frozen herbs, and I haven't found one supermarket so far who sells that....

Thanks for your help.

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Couldn't you buy the seeds online and grow them yourself? That way you have a plentiful supply....

I can think of a few other things you can grow yourself..... :P

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you can't buy fresh herbs where you live? oh my....

how about going to a nursery and buying them there and growing some for yourself.

i don't imagine you can buy fresh herbs over the internet?

or get dried herbs. i know there is no substitution for fresh but if you can't find any...its a good option. especially for rosemary. i never h eard of frozen rosemary. i've only seen frozen basil before.

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Check your local Lowe's or somewhere simple, they should be getting in shipments of Rosemary. I got two very nice plants there last year that grow right outside the back door.

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Richters has been growing and selling herbs since 1969

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Thanks... Rosemary I have seen, but it's like 6 Dollars for two twigs. I guess I will try to grow the stuff on the pattio, we live in apartment and have no garden.... :(

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Thanks... Rosemary I have seen, but it's like 6 Dollars for two twigs. I guess I will try to grow the stuff on the pattio, we live in apartment and have no garden.... :(

As long as you have sun you can grow herbs most anywhere. Container gardening works very well for those with limited space. I've done that myself many times. :) As soon as we get moved, we're putting in an herb garden (medicinal and culinary).

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