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Shop nowNo garden is complete without the presence of herbs. They are the plants that bridge the gap between the garden, kitchen and pharmacy, used in countless ways for cooking & medicine and spanning continents, cultures and history. It is then particularly important that we source our herbs from organically certified and toxin-free environments.
A bed of perennial herbs, such as rosemary or oregano will make a practical feature in any garden, alternatively, quicker growing crops like basil or parsley can be grown in window boxes or containers and grazed. Make sure they are sown. . . Show More >
No garden is complete without the presence of herbs. They are the plants that bridge the gap between the garden, kitchen and pharmacy, used in countless ways for cooking & medicine and spanning continents, cultures and history. It is then particularly important that we source our herbs from organically certified and toxin-free environments.
A bed of perennial herbs, such as rosemary or oregano will make a practical feature in any garden, alternatively, quicker growing crops like basil or parsley can be grown in window boxes or containers and grazed. Make sure they are sown and frown in well-draining organic compost; the compost will benefit from a 20% mix or horticultural sand.
For simple, quick to pick herbs, choose leafy varieties that grow easily from seed. Small herbs like chives, basil and parsley will make great edibles for the windowsill.