With several warmer days behind us and even better weather to look forward to, I’ve covered a variety of outdoor activities over the last few weeks. There was an alpaca ranch in Hackettstown, a pick-your-own berry farm in Medford, and all sorts of fun in one of New Jersey’s best beach towns, among others. Today, I have something a little different for you…an enchanting herb farm.

Welcome to Well-Sweep Herb Farm in Port Murray.

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In its 50th year, this farm boasts one of the largest collections of herbs and perennials in the country.

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From Acanthus to Zatar, their selection spans from the familiar to the exotic. There are nearly 1,900 varieties of plants and herbs from around the world!

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Their butterfly, herb, medicinal, perennial, and rock gardens have been featured in national magazines and books. Their brick-pathed formal herb garden boasts a knot garden, as well as a display of 35 basils, 73 lavenders, 46 rosemarys, 87 thymes, and 77 scented-leaf geranium varieties. Wow!

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Visitors are welcome to bring a picnic lunch, play with their children on the swings, visit the farm animals, enjoy a leisurely stroll along the garden paths, or just relax and enjoy the beauty of the day.

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You’ll definitely want to check out the gift shop. You’ll find “a wonderful assortment of dried flowers, wreaths, statuary, books, essential oils, hard-to-find potpourri supplies and unusual gifts for all ages.”

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This lesser-known New Jersey destination is truly heaven scent! If you’d like to do more than shop and stroll, visit for a workshop or open house. There’s a lot to learn…

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You can find Well-Sweep Herb Farm at 205 Mount Bethel Road, Port Murray. The hours are 9-5, Monday-Saturday, and 11-4 on Sunday. For more information and upcoming events, visit their website here.

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