A lot of the herbs I grow might be considered weeds by some people (but of course we all know that a weed is only a weed if it's growing where you don't want it) so they are generally pretty hardy. I have
Agrimony
Alecost (costmary)
Alexanders
Angelica
Sweet Basil,
Greek Basil (I grow my basils in the greenhouse between the tomatoes and they both do really well as they are companion plants)
Betony
Borage
Burdock
Bugle
Calamint
Calendula (pot marigold)
Catnep
Chamomile
Chives
Clary sage
Clove pink
Coltsfoot
Comfrey
Elfwort (elecampane)
Fennel (both bronze and green)
Feverfew
Fleabane
Rose-scented geranium (in pots because not frost-hardy)
Heartsease
Hop
white horehound
Houseleek
Hyssop
Lady's Bedstraw
Lady's Mantle
Lavender (Munstead, Rosea and Miss Katherine)
Lemon balm
Lovage
Marjoram
Marshmallow
Peppermint
Spearmint (garden mint)
Eau-de-cologne mint
Motherwort
Mugwort
Mullein
Oregano
Parsley
Rosemary
Rue
Apothecary rose
Garden sage
Purple sage
St John's Wort
Salad burnet
Skullcap
Soapwort
Southernwood
Wild strawberry
Russian tarragon
Thyme (garden and creeping)
Toadflax
Valerian
Vervain
Viper's bugloss
Yarrow
Alkanet
And I have just germinated some Henbane seeds...the Deadly nightshade hasn't come up.

Well you asked for it MMario!!

Love Lynne