Herb - Feverfew

Fern-like aromatic leaves and yellow button-like flower heads. Height 80-100cm. Used in potpourri and as a natural insect repellent when dried.   Sowing Time: March to June.   Sowing...

Bushy plant with large bristly hairy leaves. Height 30-50cm. Useful for beekeepers. Used for flavouring cordials. Sowing Time: February to April.   Sowing Instructions: Sow seeds in February...

Sweet smelling foliage with dwarf growing habit for herb lawn. Daisy like flowers. Can be sown in either autumn or spring.  Sow the seed over the surface of the compost and cover lightly. ...

Spreading plant, clusters of lilac flowers. Height 25-30cm. Strong minty flavour used in flavourings. Sowing Time: March to September.   Sowing Instructions: Surface sow at 1.5mm (1/16in)...

Leaves extremely bitter, mainly used for medicinal and flavouring purposes. Sowing Time: August to September.   Sowing Instructions: Sow either indoors in autumn or direct in open ground in...

Known as common or true comfrey , and its leaves can be harvested several times a season and used as a compost activator to help breakdown other compost materials. Can also be used as a mulch, or to...

Plant grows up to 2 metres in height, with a long hollow stem and fleshy roots. Useful for medicinal purposes and for confectionery. Sowing Time: August Onwards.   Sowing Instructions: Sow in...

Aromatic leaves used for the relief of rheumatism and migraine. Ornamental daisy-like flowers. Height 60cm. Sowing Time: March to April. Sowing instructions: Sow in a shallow drill and lightly...

Pleasant mild garlic flavour; the small white flowers are also edible. Leaves are approx. 40cm high and broader than normal chives. Sowing Time: March Onwards.   Sowing Instructions: Can be...

A very attractive plant with base branching habit producing quantities of light green leaves to be cooked like Spinach. Also produces stems covered with pink strawbery - like fruit that can be eaten...