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Sell Herbs and Buy - Price and Purchase

Publication date: 06.10.2026

• Price of Herbs - How Much Do They Cost?
• I sell herbs
• I buy herbs
• Purchase of herbs
• Where can you buy herbs?
• Where can you sell herbs?

Price of Herbs - How Much Do They Cost?

Fresh herbs in the UK remain quite affordable for everyday cooking. Tesco prices coriander at £1.25 per 100g, while parsley, mint, thyme, and rosemary come in smaller bundles priced around £0.52. Sainsbury’s offers similar rates, with mixed herbs at 95p for 14g and fresh coriander also at £1.25 per 100g. At Waitrose, dried herbs typically start around £1.80 per pack, with mixed herb blends costing approximately £2.50.

Organic and premium selections are priced higher. Abel & Cole’s range includes basil at £3.25, oregano at £2.25 for 20g, mint at £2.65 for 30g, and thyme at £2.25 for 20g.

I sell herbs

I offer a wide assortment of fresh and dried herbs, perfect for cooking, natural remedies, and gardening enthusiasts across the UK. Whether you need everyday staples like basil and thyme or rare varieties, all products are high-quality and sustainably sourced.

Each herb is carefully selected to deliver maximum flavor and potency, ideal for enhancing meals or creating herbal remedies. Here are some highlights:

• organic fresh rosemary bundles, freshly harvested and perfect for roasting or infusing,
• dried lavender flowers, excellent for teas, crafts, and calming blends,
• mixed herb packs combining parsley, coriander, and chives, great for home cooking,
• rare herb seedlings such as lemon balm and holy basil, ready for planting in your garden.

All items ship across Great Britain with packaging designed to maintain freshness and quality. Watch for seasonal offers and new arrivals tailored to your preferences!

I buy herbs

If you’re purchasing herbs in the UK, options are available both online and in-store. Sellers provide fresh and dried herbs suitable for culinary, medicinal, or aromatic use.

Common offerings include:

• bulk organic rosemary and thyme, perfect for kitchens or garden use,
• fresh basil and mint picked this season, sold by the bunch,
• handpicked chamomile and lavender ideal for soothing teas.

From everyday cooking herbs to rare finds, local markets and community boards often feature interesting choices. Be sure to verify quality and sourcing to get the best product for your needs.

Purchase of herbs

Buying herbs in the UK means choosing from a variety of types, forms, and price points depending on where and what you buy. As of October 2026, fresh herbs are available in supermarkets, specialty shops, and online retailers, with prices varying accordingly.

Fresh Herbs:

• Parsley: commonly sold in pots or bunches, with a medium-sized pot priced around £1.60,
• Sage: fresh sage leaves usually start at £1.50 for 50g,
• Rosemary: fresh rosemary available from about £1.60 for 50g.

Dried Herbs:

• Thyme: starts around £2.20 for 50g packs,
• Tarragon: priced from £2.90 for 50g.

Specialty Herbs:

• Saffron: a luxury spice, costing approximately £39.44 per kilogram,
• Cardamom: prices vary between £11.07 and £21.35 per kilogram.

Where to Buy:

• Supermarkets: offer a selection of fresh and dried herbs with prices depending on variety and packaging,
• Specialty Stores: carry a broader assortment including organic and exotic herbs, often at premium prices,
• Online Retailers: provide convenient access to diverse selections, generally with prices similar to physical shops.

Consider the herb’s form, quantity, and intended use to find the best value and quality when purchasing.

Where can you buy herbs?

In the UK, convenient places to buy herbs include local farmers' markets that frequently feature fresh, locally grown varieties ideal for culinary or gardening use.

Garden centres and specialist herb shops offer a wide range year-round. For larger quantities or a more varied selection, the international agricultural exchange Agro-Market24 is an excellent resource.

This global platform connects buyers and sellers of agricultural goods, making it easier to source high-quality herbs from various regions. Whether you prefer fresh, dried, or potted herbs, exploring local and international options broadens your possibilities.

Where can you sell herbs?

If you plan to sell herbs in the UK as of October 2026, many effective channels are available. Fresh, quality herbs often find eager buyers at local farmers' markets and specialty food shops. Online marketplaces provide growing opportunities to reach a wider audience.

For larger-scale or international trade, the International Agricultural Exchange Agro-Market24 serves as a valuable platform where producers can connect with buyers worldwide.

Using such marketplaces allows growers to expand beyond local regions and tap into increasing demand for herbs both at home and abroad.