Great Herb Garden Calendars 2012

Sixteenth century woodcuts which have been coloured in a more modern way are combined with informative text about herbs. Every month features a new herb.

The author Sue Sierralupe is certified as a master gardener, sustainable landscape educator and medical herbalist in Eugene, Oregon.

This is a calendar for everybody who loves herb gardens - whether you are a cook or a gardener - or just love herbs. It's also a resource as well as a wall calendar and includes recipes plus information about herbal folklore; remedies and growing tips are offered every other day.

The author Maggie Oster has written and taken pictures for numerous books on gardening and cooking. She has also served as regional editor for the National Gardening Association's website.

Another calendar for those who love their herbs - in their gardens, in pots, on their window ledges and hanging around their kitchen.

This one will especially appeal to those who like images as paintings or drawings. Sherri Buck Baldwin captures the delicacy of hue of her varied subjects with her colored pencils, watercolors, and pastels.

This 2012 wall calendar includes photographs of different varieties of herbs and spices in their natural state and as seeds, flowers.

These include: basil, borage chilli, chives, coriander, dill, edible flowers, garlic, lady's mantle, lavender, mace, mint, myrtle, nasturtium, oregano, poppy seeds, saffron, sage, spring onions, thyme, and vanilla

The 12 photographs in this wall calendar aim to images that capture the flavor, fragrance, and colour of herbs