Where to buy herbs de provence?

[Meichmoo]

I'll be in singapore  till d 18th april, can anyone point out where to get herbs de provence? Its a french herbs, so perhaps french speciality market/shop?

[Most Western Supers]

Most of the expat frequented supermarkets will have Herbes De Provence.

[Carrefour]

Carrefour which has 2 branches - Plaza Singapura mall along Orchard and at Suntec City

[jalanperak]

Herbs de Provence isn't an herb, it's an herb mixture consisting of thyme and rosemary at minimum, and typically adding basil, majoram, savory, bay leaf, and sometimes lavender. Different vendors (and chefs) create their own versions by varying the amount of the different herbs, so don't be surprised if the mixture you buy here isn't quite what you're used to tasting elsewhere. Dried herbs are typically used, but fresh herbs also can

[French store]

Hediards in Tudor Court along from Tanglin Mall will have them

[Meichmoo]

Carrefour singapore hav it?  
Its common in cambodge n vietnam coz there r lots of french expat, but i'm now relocated  in jakarta, so far find none.

Thank you all for the reply, i'll check out places mentions above, especially hediard 

*yes i'm aware its not herbs but a mix of hrbs, but i like the oldfashioned one with lavender  -coulnt find lavender either   -

[jalanperak]

*yes i'm aware its not herbs but a mix of hrbs, but i like the oldfashioned one with lavender  -coulnt find lavender either   -

I'm not sure either herbs de provence or lavender can be considered "old fashioned."

The term "Herbs de Provence" was coined fairly recently (1970s), although various mixtures of the herbs have been used for probably hundreds of years. The mixture defined in Larousse Gastronomique doesn't include lavender (thyme, rosemary, bay, basil, savory), and at least one source says it was added to satisfy tourists who saw the plant as emblematic of southern France in the summer. That said, I also prefer it with lavender.

http://www.theepicentre.com/Spices/herbesdeprovence.html

[Meichmoo]

OMG, you sure love facts 

as a matter of fact I was intrigued by your first post and already google n wiki
found some article said that additional of lavender is more common for american's herbes de provence 
I just said oldfashioned coz my mom used it,
mom=french, mom=old fashioned
apparently not, LOL! 

by the way ,thanks for the link