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#### herb seeds

Hello,
Where can I get herb seeds? Is it for sale at a vendor or can it be harvested somewhere?

Posted 14 months ago by Massada | Permalink

### Replies

- Try the auctions. I would give you some, but herbalism isn't something I've picked up yet, and I don't have any.
  Posted 14 months ago by Crispa | Permalink
- Hit me up! Which kind do you need? I have all of them. :)
  Posted 14 months ago by Rook | Permalink
- also, if you have a flower (i got it randomly i think at a party - and yes i know how that sounds) and you "shuck" it - you get seeds.
  2 per flower i think.
  Posted 14 months ago by Jugni | Permalink
- One can also get rewarded with an herb seed for tipping over a sign in one of the plains areas.
  Posted 14 months ago by Rosencrantz | Permalink
- i didn't know one could tip over a sign. or are you talking about those blue question mark things?
  Posted 14 months ago by Jugni | Permalink
- I have 8 herb seeds (6 different types) I don't need as I don't have a herb garden. I picked them up in the ancestral lands. I was just going to plant them in the community garden in Jethimadh next time I was there but you're welcome to have them if we can meet up in game (it's not worth sending the odd seed by post).
  Add me back as a buddy and I'll keep an eye out for when you are in game. I can teleport to where you are.
  Posted 14 months ago by geekybird | Permalink
- @jugni yes.
  Posted 14 months ago by Rook | Permalink
- If you get a herb garden in your house, it's really easy to come by seeds. Just get some starter seeds from the Ancestral Lands, auction, or kind Glitches. Then plant and shuck every harvest you get. If you keep shucking, you will be up to your neck in herb seeds before too long.
  Posted 14 months ago by Warrender | Permalink
- Cheers folks, that was helpful!
  Posted 14 months ago by Massada | Permalink
- Blue Question Mark things are sand traps...
  Posted 14 months ago by Megan64 | Permalink
- Yeah, herb seeds are not sold by vendors.
  Posted 14 months ago by roderick ordonez | Permalink