Herb - Savory Winter

Description: A stronger more pungent flavour than Summer Savory. Small purple to almost white flowers in the axils of the leaves. Height 20- 30cm.   Sowing Time: Autumn.<

Bushy plant with pinnate foliage. Height 35-40cm. Peppery, aromatic leaves and young shoots used for flavouring and potpourris. Sow February onwards under cover or direct outdoors in April/May...

Also known as Common or Garden Thyme. Used extensively for seasoning and stuffing.  Sowing Time: June to October.  

Dark green leaves with a touch of red. Height 30-60cm.   Sowing Time: April to July.  

Spreading plant, clusters of lilac flowers. Height 25-30cm. Strong minty flavour used in flavourings. Sowing Time: March to September.  

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

Aromatic leaves used for the relief of rheumatism and migraine. Ornamental daisy-like flowers. Height 60cm. Sowing Time: March to April.

Dark green, oval, toothed foliage, and arrow-shaped lilac flowers. Sowing Time: April to July  

Woad is an erect biennial that grows to between 1-3 feet, sometimes up to 4 feet in height. Its leaves are bluish green overlaid with a powdery white fluff. Sowing Time: March Onwards <