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Humans have been growing herbs for centuries to use in medicines and cooking. Why not set aside a patch in your garden for your own herb plot? Or grow some outside your kitchen window in containers? We have a great selection of herb plants from dill to lavender, oregano to thyme to make sure your next meal is mouth watering!
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A compact lavender, named after Gertrude Jekyll's garden at Munstead Wood. It produces dense spikes of fragrant, bluish-purple summer flowers above slender, aromatic, grey-green leaves.
This is a lovely lavender for edging paths and borders; the aromatic foliage perfumes the air if you brush against it. The flower-spikes are highly attractive to bees and other nectar-loving insects.
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Lavandula angustifolia Vera is an outstanding heirloom English Lavender known for its sweetly fragrant oil, dark lavender-blue flower spikes, and compact growth habit.
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Lavandula angustifolia, commonly known as English lavender, is a perennial flowering plant prized for its aromatic foliage and vibrant flowers. It is renowned for its culinary, medicinal, and ornamental uses.
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An abundance of sweet juicy red fruit in Summer. Plant in a sunny position, in a container, hanging basket or window box, and feed regularily in Summer.
Delicious in pies, tarts, jams, and preserves. Serve as a scrumptious dessert or appetizing breakfast. The perfect addition to any fresh fruit tray or spinach salad. Wash fruits, vegetables and herbs thoroughly before eating.
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Lovely aromatic, edible leaves, golden in colour crowned with clusters of small pink flowers. Ideally suited for pots or windowboxes as well as the front of a sunny border.
The fresh leaves can be added to salads or chopped and added to roast meat sandwiches, herb butter, egg dishes and soups. Its aromatic flavour also makes it an excellent addition to pot roast, veal and liver.
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Young Nurseries
Rosemary officinalis is a bushy shrub with a dense, leafy habit. Linear dark green leaves have recurved margins and pale, felty undersibes. Flowers usually pale violet-blue and white. Repeat-flowering may occur at different times throughout the year.
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White flowers in Summer, lovely spearmint flavour. Good with potatoes, salads, in mint sauce and for teas.
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Irish
Oregano Golden is a woody-based perennial to 30cm in height, forming a spreading clump of wiry stems bearing broadly ovate, bright golden-yellow leaves, and light pink tubular flowers in small terminal clusters.
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The green garden fennel is a handsome and popular perennial herb, often planted on its own for impact or combined with bergamot in flower borders. Fennel 'Green' has very fine aromatic foliage and can be used as a garnish, in fish dishes or served in salad. Sow direct from March - May.
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Mix this herb in with tomatoes, or add a bit of zing to sliced melon or salads. It is delicious with balsamic vinegar. 'Mint Basil' is a very easy to grow herb which forms a generous lump and looks attractive with its red flushed stems and lilac flowers in summer,
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Rosmarinus, commonly known as rosemary, is a perennial evergreen herb with fragrant, needle-like leaves and delicate blue flowers. It is widely cultivated for its culinary uses, aromatic qualities, and ornamental appeal.
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Lippia citrodoria (Lemon Verbena) gives off a strong lemony scent when crushed, essential for pot-pourri. Also used as a culinary herb. A good Summer patio plant, likes a dry sunny position.
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Irish
Salvia officials 'Tricolor' is a half-hardy perennial sage. Its small leaves are green with pink, white and purple variegation purple-green. They have a mild sage flavour, so are suitable for use in cooking.
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Lemon Balm is a perennial herb of the mint family, it is easy to grow and is a robust grower. It has a distinct lemon-scented foilage. During the summer months, it produces small creamy-white or pale purple flower spikes that are full of nectar, which attracts bees!
Lemon Balm has many uses, as a culinary herb it can be infused to make tea as well as flavouring ice-creams, it is also used as a herb for stuffing poultry. Harvest throughout hte summer by snipping or pinching out the growing tips, it will keep regenerating all summer!
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Irish
Grown for culinary use, thyme is a fragrant herb which grows better in rockeries and free draining soil. Its clumping habit makes it a perfect option for growing along paths or in cracks in walls. Purple flowers appear from May-July.
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Irish
Alpine strawberries are usually grown in shade in ornamental gardens. They have small, sweetly-flavoured, aromatic fruits and tolerate cooler conditions than most other strawberries. They need no special care and can be left to fend for themselves after planting
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Irish
Highly aromatic herb. Excellent for mint sauce and mint jelly. Pretty garnish for fruit salads, fruit and wine cups and tea. Grows with lilac flowers. Mint can spread indefinitely so take caution where you plant it. The purple flowers are very attractive to bees.
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Dutch
Romarinus Officinalis or Rosemary is well known for its fragrant scent, and grown widely for use in cooking and medicine. A dense shrubby herb it looks great in rockeries or window sill herb gardens alike.
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