Nestled in the charming English countryside of Sevenoaks in Seal, Kent, The Herb Farm cultivated over 200 varieties of herbs and flowers, each grown with care and reverence for traditional English horticulture. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush landscapes, the farm served as a tranquil oasis, preserving a wide array of botanicals known for their aromatic and healing properties. The air surrounding the farm was imbued with the scents of marjoram, rose, lavender and thyme from its vast fields. The setting itself enhanced the appeal of the products created here, lending authenticity and a unique countryside charm that was conveyed in each item sold under The Herb Farm name.
Complementing the countryside location was The Herb Farm Shop in central London at 16 North Audley Street, where urban customers could enjoy the country’s natural gifts. The shop exuded rustic charm, offering an array of products derived from the farm’s abundant yield. Perfumes, bath oils, dusting and talcum powders, and soaps captured the essence of Kent's flowers and herbs, while solid perfumes and sachets provided long-lasting aromatic indulgences. Pomanders and creams were crafted with fragrant botanicals, bringing a sense of countryside tradition to daily routines. The shop's offerings extended beyond fragrance to culinary delights, with a selection of fresh and dried herbs, teas, jellies, salts, and specialty English malt vinegars—products that allowed customers to savor the countryside’s essence at home.
Esteemed by discerning clientele, The Herb Farm's quality and dedication earned the patronage of the Royal Household, a testament to the brand’s exceptional reputation and commitment to excellence. The entire royal family from King George VI, who ordered his shavings oap there, to HRH the Princess Mary, who selected her marigold powder cream and pine needle bath essence from its stocks.
Each product offered by The Herb Farm was imbued with a sense of heritage and care, combining nature’s finest with a tradition of English elegance that appealed to both locals and visitors seeking a touch of English countryside luxury in the heart of London.
