Explore Winter in the Herb Garden

Plant some hardy herbs, enjoy a delicious pumpkin soup, or prepare some Elderberry Syrup.

Planting in Winter

Kale loves the cold and annual salad herbs thrive. Robust herbs like rosemary, sage, oregano & thyme find their way into soups and stews. Check out all of our plants that are great to plant in winter.

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Protecting your Herbs from Frost
Frost can do a lot of damage quite quickly - here's what to do!
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Dried Herbs for Coughs & Colds

Winter is the time to stock up on herbs to support the respiratory system. Herb teas are warming and soothing. Blend some herbs together to create some tonic teas to give you support over the winter time.

Spicy Pumpkin Soup
A warming, flavoursome treat for winter!
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Celebrate the Season

Winter is a great time to spend afternoons snuggled up with a herb book. Choose a handful of herbs to research, make notes and create something from them. These herbs may soon become your favourites.

Diffusing essential oils can freshen the air inside and create an uplifting effect on a dreary cold day.

Spread some sunshine on your body with rich calendula creams and oils.

Elderberry Syrup
Fend off coughs and colds with this winter life-saver.
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Winter-inspired Essential Oil Diffuser Blends

Breathe in Winter

Peppermint Twist

Hibernation

Winter Joy

Add your choice of oil blends to the water of your diffuser and turn on… enjoy!

Mulled Wine
Nothing like a glass or two, or three of warming mulled wine...
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Visit us on the Gold Coast

Mudbrick Herb Cottage is 5 minutes from Mudgeeraba, located in the picturesque hinterland of South East Queensland. During our open weekend, you can visit to get ideas for your own garden or take in the sights and sounds of nature with a cup of fresh herb tea. Everything that we sell online is also available here to take home. As well as a range of fruit trees, potting mix and mulches.

Opening Hours

Monday & Tuesday
9 AM to 4 PM

The Ultimate Guide

How to start a Herb Garden