The game sort of laid out with the market in the middle and the player gardens towards the front and the back. Every card has transparent braille on it showing it's function.
The game box
The private garden marker and tarragon and bay. Tarragon is spelled wrong in the braille and I noticed that when taking this picture so that's fixed now if you care.
The four kinds of collection cards in the game are displayed. The scoring numbers are in transparent braille on the cards.
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  • Load image into Gallery viewer, The game box
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, The private garden marker and tarragon and bay. Tarragon is spelled wrong in the braille and I noticed that when taking this picture so that's fixed now if you care.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, The four kinds of collection cards in the game are displayed. The scoring numbers are in transparent braille on the cards.

Herbaceous Accessibility Combo Kit

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Accessibility Kits require the retail version of the game in order to play.

This accessibility kit requires some minor reader assistance in initial setup.

Includes stickers for cards. 

Unlike most of our kits, this includes the actual game as well.

BRF Rules(none yet)  Quick Audio Description


Product Description from Board Game Geek:

In Herbaceous, herb collectors compete to grow and store the most valuable medley of herbs. Everyone starts with four containers, each of which allows a different grouping action:

  • Group herbs of same type
  • Group different types
  • Group pairs
  • Group any three types (same or different)

On your turn, you draw a herb, then decide to either keep it in your personal collection or put in into the communal pile. If kept, the next card goes to the communal pile; if placed in the communal pile, the next card goes in your personal collection.

At the start of your turn, you can decide to use a container. If so, you assemble cards from personal and communal spaces, group them, then turn them all over. You have then "collected" those and can't use the container again.

At the end of the game, collectors determine the best collection as a combination of value from their collection, matching herbs, and herb sets.