Dear Theatrum Botanicum Customers, Due to the growing demand of Salvia divinorum, we have received more orders than we can fill for our small nursery so we are temporarily not taking new orders so that we can fill the current 2 1/2 month backorder. We thank you for your patronage and please check back with us in late summer/early fall.

Theatrum Botanicum
A Catalog of Rare & Strange Plants


-temporarily closed- OUR PLANT & SEED SHOPPING CART
The Plants and Seeds that are currently available -- and their prices -- and how to order.
-temporarily closed- SALVIA SHOPPING CART
Everything you need to know about Salvia divinorum
cultivation, varieties, legality, use, history, etc.,
from someone who's grown it for over 25 years.

We have teamed up with Amazon.com to offer fast, direct searching, low pricing, fast (and free over $25) delivery,
and an unrivaled selection of books relating to Herbs and Ethnobotany.
INFORMATION
Detailed descriptions of the plants that we sell:
Ethnobotanicals, Exotic Ornamentals, Culinary and Medicinal Herbs.
A long file.

Mandatory reading...

A LISTING of our SHOWS.

A relevant chapter from Alexander Shulgin's book, PiHKAL


This is version 5.0 of the Theatrum Botanicum Internet Catalog.

We are a mail-order commercial rare-plant nursery in existence since 1989.
(California Nursery License # A9430.001)
and dedicated to the propagation and dissemination of plants of
culinary, medicinal, aromatic and other ethnobotanical values.
The emphasis is on plants and their relationship to humanity.
We respect privacy.
No personal information of any type is shared, sold or distributed in any manner.
We do not spam and send no email or other forms of communication unnecessary to processing transactions.
This website is a commercial enterprise, but please consider that
Theatrum Botanicum is a small nursery and listings are of limited availability.

THEATRUM BOTANICUM
5261 Blue Lake rd.
Willits, California 95490



Theatrum Botanicum Is named after the 1640 herbal by John Parkinson.

The illustration on the title page of this catalog is "The Prodigy"
from the Nuremberg Chronicles by Hartmann Schedel, 1493.