Backyard Bazaars
Homegrown Dried Herb Bundle Seller
Bundles of home-dried mint, rosemary, thyme and lavender — grown in a bed or pots — sell as kitchen and craft staples at markets and online.
Earning and time figures are our broad estimates, not guarantees — actual results depend on your area, your effort and demand.
Why it's left-field
Supermarket herbs cost pennies but arrive damp and wilted; a beautiful dried bundle from a real garden looks generous and sells at craft-fair prices.
How it works
- 1Dry surplus herbs in small bundles hung in an airing cupboard.
- 2Package in paper with handwritten labels naming the variety and its use.
- 3Sell at farmers' markets or through a simple online shop, refreshed each growing season.
Official platforms
- Local farmers' markets
- Etsy
- Fiverr: help setting up your Etsy shop
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Get the Selling Food You've Grown or Made kit (£5)