Every spring the Jasper Herb Society throws open Herb Day — a family-friendly Saturday of fresh herb plants, handmade goods, friendly faces, and great deals. Come stock up for the garden before the summer heat hits.
The Spring Sale is where our community comes together to buy, sell, and celebrate herbs and plants right here in Jasper. It's a tradition we've hosted for many years — fresh herbs, friendly people, and great deals to kick off the growing season.
Past events have drawn folks from Jasper and the surrounding towns to shop, chat, and spend the day. Whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned gardener, there's something to take home.
Also known as · Herb DayFrom the plants that thrive in our Alabama climate to the handmade goods our members craft all year, here's what you'll find on the tables.
Basil, mint, rosemary, dill, lavender and other tasty, useful herbs that grow well in our climate.
Flowers, vegetable starts and perennials to brighten the yard and fill out the garden beds.
Herbal soaps, teas, recipes and crafts — all made by Jasper Herb Society members.
Snacks and sips with an herbal twist — including our herbal iced tea.
Buy herbs during the event and you might just win something fun to take home.
Society members and plant experts on hand to help you grow, use, and enjoy herbs at home.
Money from plant sales keeps the Jasper Herb Society going — funding the seed library, plant walks, monthly meetings, and our community projects all year long.
It's the right moment to stock up before summer, and a relaxed place to ask questions and meet other gardeners. Bring the family — there's plenty for kids to discover, too.
The perfect time to fill out your garden before Alabama's summer arrives in full.
Ask questions and walk away with easy, practical growing tips from people who've done it.
Kids can learn about plants and where their food and flowers come from.
Unique and unusual herb varieties that do especially well in Walker County.
Support local gardeners and help keep our community green and growing.
We post dates, times, and the location each year on the Jasper Herb Society Facebook group — search "Jasper Herb Society." Or stop by a monthly meeting to learn more or volunteer for the day.