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Mentha x piperita f. citrata ‘Grapefruit’. A mid height mint with an intoxicating citrus-mint scent with undertones of grapefruit. The flavour is subtler than the smell. Produces whorls of small, lilac flowers in summer, which are particularly attractive to pollinators. Great for adding to drinks or fruit salads. Can be invasive so grow in containers for best results.
Supplied Size
1 x Plant in 9cm Container
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Mentha x piperita f. citrata ‘Grapefruit’. A mid height mint with an intoxicating citrus-mint scent with undertones of grapefruit. The flavour is subtler than the smell. Produces whorls of small, lilac flowers in summer, which are particularly attractive to pollinators. Great for adding to drinks or fruit salads. Can be invasive so grow in containers for best results.
Supplied Size
1 x Plant in 9cm Container
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Hyssopus officinalis. A hardy, semi evergreen, perennial herb with slim dark green foliage which has beautiful royal blue flowers that will attract plenty of bees from midsummer to autumn. Plant seedlings out during the summer 60cm apart. Benefits from being cut back hard in spring or summer as otherwise can become woody. It will reach a height and spread of 60cm.
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Salvia officinalis. This hardy sub-shrub is an essential herb for adding to the Sunday roast but also makes an attractive plant in the perennial border. The soft blue-green leaves are ideal for adding their rich flavour to meats and stuffing. The flavour of the leaves will be best when growing sage in warm, dry conditions.
Grow in a sunny position. It will reach a height of 60cm and spread of 90cm.
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A beautiful hardy annual herb with rough leaves covered in silvery hairs and the most attractive celestial blue flowers. Nectar rich borage flowers are particularly attractive to pollinating insects, including bees which make distinctive flavoured borage honey. This versatile upright herb has a multitude of uses – add the cucumber flavoured leaves to summer drinks and salads, grow it as a companion plant close to other crops to attract pollinating insects, and at the end of the season plants make a useful bulky addition to the compost. It will reach a height 60cm and a spread of 45cm.
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Fennel may be grown as a herb for its attractive ferny foliage or as a vegetable for its swollen base and stem. With a delicate aniseed flavour the foliage of this hardy perennial makes a tasty addition to salads or as an attractive garnish. With a multitude of uses, fennel can even be used as a compress for softening rough chapped hands, or for treating numerous ailments. Although Fennel is a short-lived perennial, it is generally grown as an annual. It will reach a height of 180cm and a spread of 45cm.
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