Printable Herb Tags For Storing Dried Herbs

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Make storing dried herbs easy and pretty with these printable herb tags. A simple, DIY project that will look great in your kitchen and is perfect for gift-giving.

fresh herb bunches with printable herb tags

I told you when I shared how to dry herbs in the oven that I would be back with some printable herb tags. These tags are very classic and simple so they will go with any style of kitchen decor. Just print out the labels, cut out the circles, punch holes, and tie them on to your jars of dried herbs. (To get the labels, just fill out the form at the end of the post.)

dried herbs in mason jars with tags

Tips for Storing Dried Herbs

  • Store dried herbs in an airtight container. Good choices are canning jars or metal tins with a screw top lid.
  • It’s best to store herbs in their whole form instead of crushing them. I’m using the mint almost as fast as I can dry it, so I’m crushing it as I go. I’m trying to keep the basil and lemon balm whole. The benefits to storing dried herbs in their whole form are 1.) they stay more potent and 2.) they stay fresh for a longer period of time. The rule of thumb for storing dried herbs is to keep them no more than one year. 
jars of herbs on kitchen counter with hydrangias in sink
  • Mark the date on the back of the tag when you have filled a full jar. 
  • Store in a cool, dry spot away from direct sunlight.
  • One teaspoon of dried herbs is equal to one tablespoon of fresh herbs
jars of dried herbs on kitchen counter

I placed my jars of herbs in the spot where I had my kitchen herb garden in the spring. Those herbs have been moved outside, so I had an empty space. I love the way they look, all lined up with matching tags. 

annabelle hydrangeas in kitchen sink

My one and only Annabelle hydrangea is blooming like crazy so I thought I would add them to the pictures. Some years I get hardly any blooms at all, but this is a good year!

Printable Herb Tags For Storing Dried Herbs

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9 Comments

  1. Shantelle says:

    Dear Ann thanks so much for beautiful inspiration

  2. So so lovely, Ann! Thank you for sharing this sweet idea:) And, thanks for joining in on this hop! Happy summer!

  3. Summer Adams says:

    I totally needed these! It’s like you read my mind! So darling, Ann!! Xoxo

  4. Jennifer Lifford says:

    I LOVE these!! I’ve never dried herbs before so I think I’ll have to give it a go now!!

  5. Botanic Bleu says:

    Ann,
    Whenever I see you have a new printable, I visit immediately to see your latest artistry. I love your herb labels… classic, timeless, beautiful.

    Judith

  6. Of course, I am all about the form and flavor of my herbs. You have given me a new idea for my annual Thanksgiving Baskets. I will include a small print with each basket…..maybe two! Thanks again.

  7. Beautiful prints and the mason jars are a lovely addition to your kitchen.

  8. Abby at Just a Girl and Her Blog says:

    These are beautiful, Ann! Thank you so much for sharing!

    ~Abby =)