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Lemon balm in black pot approx 10 in diameter.  Chives smaller black pot. 6 in diameter. 4 small pots of vinca major

Lemon Balm Etc

Pick up out front of 2605 w 5th. free.  Leave container.  I have more to pu k once these are gone!!

Kale Tree Collards

Pinch it back.. put in larger pot.   Or just sniff, snip and enjoy.  Among the herbs I can divide and give you a 4" pot of include: oregano, marjoram, pineapple mint, chocolate mint, ordinary mint, purple sage. (sorry, no annuals to share nor rosemary). maybe next year. Lots of bay leaves (not rooted)

Herbs in small pots

And of you under water it you get flowers

Hardy Sun Loving Plant

The common periwinkle plant (Vinca minor) is often spotted creeping down steep hillsides and banks, offering a green and growing affect in areas which might otherwise be bare. Periwinkle is often also called creeping vinca. Periwinkle is most often grown as a ground cover. The periwinkle plant takes its common name from the attractive blooms that dot the foliage in April to May, appearing in the color of periwinkle blue. 

This broadleaf evergreen plant grows easily and periwinkle care most often involves keeping the prolific spreader in check. Periwinkle, once established, is drought resistant and needs little other care if properly sited in the landscape. 

Once established, growing periwinkle will likely shade out future growth of weeds and eliminate this chore. The periwinkle plant grows best in a partially shaded area in acidic soil; however, it can thrive in a variety of sunlight and soil conditions. Growing periwinkle in partial shade creates more vigorous growth.One small plant can spread to 8 feet across. Growing periwinkle as a ground cover is common as it rarely reaches more than 4 inches in height.  Do not plant near other specimens in the flower bed or garden, as it may overtake and choke out valuable plantings. 

Before planting periwinkle, make sure it is what you want in the area, as it is difficult to remove once established. Periwinkle appears low on the exotic invasive list, but can escape cultivation in the garden. 

https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/groundcover/periwinkle/growing-periwinkle.htm


Now that you know how to grow periwinkle and manage its growth, you can make an informed decision before planting the specimen in your landscape. 

Read more at Gardening Know How: Periwinkle Care – How To Grow Periwinkle Plants https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/groundcover/periwinkle/growing-periwinkle.htm
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/groundcover/periwinkle/growing-periwinkle.htm

Periwinkle - see warning below

aka big periwinkle with variegated leaves. 

I have 7 3inch pots with varying let's some as long as 24 inches or more. Most have 2 or 3 branches.  You can put end in soil and it roots and fills in.  Great ground cover under hedges or to cascade from a big pot or hanging basket.  
Grows almost anywhere. 7ncluding shade.  More details here...
https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/vinca/variegated-vinca-vine-vinca-major-variegata

Plant Needs
Light Requirement:  Part Sun to Sun
Maintenance Category:  Easy
Bloom Time:  Grown for Foliage

Uses:  Container
 Landscape
Uses Notes: 
Use in beds, hanging baskets, patio pots and window boxes

Vinca Major Variegata

3 large pots or numerous 'small ones if u want to plant a garden hedge.  Very hardy.  Increase on size every year.

Perennial Ornamental Grasses

Loves sun but will grow in partial shade. Spreads over time but easy to control.
We have some that can be shared. Quite hardy. Often used as a border for an herb garden. Although not edible (but not poisonous) it likes the same conditions as many herbs--i.e. will cope with hot, dry conditions.
And these precious little (weird) flowers pop up about this time of year (June-ish)

https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/lambs-ear/lambs-ear-plant.htm

Lambs Ears - a great border plant and kids love it

Spreads like crazy - Great time of year (mints of which this is a variety die down in winter and then spring back). You'll want to contain it in a pot. Just tell me what size diameter you want. I can get a largish one (12" diameter) or smallish (4" or so) ready for you. Good for snipping for tea (with other tea or on its own); add to salads or just pinch and sniff. nice.
Trade in Kitsilano or in Oakridge at 49th & oak (Unitarian centre)
Here's a link about benefits of lemon balm: https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-437/lemon-balm
Lemon Balm Tea
(with fresh or dried leaf) 1 heaping tablespoon of dried leaves or 2 tablespoons of fresh leaves for each cup of boiling water (or make sun tea by placing herbs and cool water in covered jar in the sun for a few hours) strain add honey and, or lemon.
I also add leaves to salads, fruit salads, use as a garnish etc. 
Crush or "bruise" the leaves to release flavour (as with all herbs)

Lemon Balm - plants or cuttings

Kombucha - a bottle (ginger flavoured) - or a SCOBY in kombucha starter.

I'm a kombucha enthusiast. Would love to share my enthusiasm.