Herbs are plants used for food, flavoring, medicine, or fragrance due to their savory or aromatic properties. Herbs can be annuals, which means they grow for a single growing season, or, perennials, which mean they have multiple growing seasons and live for many years. Common examples of annual herbs include basil or cilantro; these herbs will grow until they flower and produce seeds to end their life cycle. Common examples of perennial herbs include rosemary, mint, sage, thyme, or lemon grass. 

• Research Reports
  • 2003 Evaluation of Organic Nutrient Sources in the Production of Greenhouse Hydroponic Basil 
  • 1999 Comparison of Six Soilless Media in a Vertical Production System (Verti-GroTM) for Basil 
  • 1998 Evaluation of Six Basil Cultivars Grown in Vertical Hydroponic Production System 
  • 2001 Fresh-cut Herbs in Vertical Hydroponic Systems

• Videos

  Hydroponics - Cut Flowers and Herbs - YouTube

• Blogs

  An Introduction to Herbs in Florida - UF/IFAS Extension Volusia County (ufl.edu)