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A member of the daisy family (Asteraceae) and given its common name 'curry plant' because of the smell of its leaves.It grows wild on dry, rocky or sandy ground and likes the warmth! It has a woody base with a grey foliage topped with yellow flowers.Recognised to be an excellent attractant and nectar source for bees and other beneficial insects.Reaches approximately 2 feet (60 cm) tall.Clusters of yellow flowers in Summer.Perennial.Shrubby in habit.Evergreen.Likes a full sun position.Free draining soil (does not like to sit wet in Winter).Likes alkaline or neutral soil types.Culinary UsesHas a mild flavour when cooked.Nice added to cream cheese.Has edible flowers.Kindly note; tender plants must be protected from the frost.
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An easy to grow culinary herb with erect flat onion/garlic-scented leaves and clusters of white flowers.Herbs make a lovely display in hanging basket.Height: 30cmPlant: 50cm apartPosition: Fertile, consistently moist soil in full sun.Water: Water well in dry weatherFeed: Weekly when in flower.Kindly note; tender plants must be protected from the frost.
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This aromatic herb with lemon scented leaves has many culinary uses and is wildly used in Mediterranean dishes. Ideal for planting in containers. Herbs make a superb display in hanging baskets as well. Height: 45-60cm Plant: 20-25cm apartPosition: Fertile, consistently moist soil in full sunWater: Water well in dry weatherFeed: Weekly when is flowerKindly note; tender plants must be protected from the frost.
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An easy to grow vigorous culinary herb that can be used in a number of ways. This particular variety gives off a fragrance of spearmint when the leaves are crushed. Makes a superb display in hanging baskets.Height: 50cm Plant: 50cm apartPosition: Fertile, consistently moist soil in full sun or partial shadeWater: Water well in dry weatherFeed: Weekly during the seasonKindly note; tender plants must be protected from the frost.
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The soft leaves of this delicous perennial are great for making sauces and jellies, which can be used with your roast lamb. Alternatively, use a sprig or while cooking potatoes or peas - or sprinkle it over salads.Position: full sun or part shadeSoil: humus-rich, moisture retentive soilSold in a 9cm pot.
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A flat-leaved form of this popular herb which has a stronger flavour than the curled-leaf variety. Used mainly as a culinary flavouring or as a garnish. Ideal for planting in mixed containers or in hanging baskets.Height: 30cm Plant: 45cm apartPosition: Fertile, consistently moist soil in full sunWater: Water well in dry weatherFeed: Weekly when in flowerKindly note; tender plants must be protected from the frost.
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An easay to grow culinary herb that can be used ina number of ways. This particular variety gives off a strong aroma of peppermint when the leaves are crushed. Makes a superb display in hanging baskets.Height: 30cm Plant: 30cm apartPosition: Fertile, consistently moist soil in full sun or partial shadeWater: Water well in dry weatherFeed: Weekly during the seasonKindly note; tender plants must be protected from the frost.
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An easy grow culinary herb that can be used in a number of ways. This variety has a high menthol content and is great for a strong aromatic tea. Makes a superb display in hanging baskets. Height: 50cm Plant: 50cm apartPosition: Fertile, consistently moist soil in full sun or partial shadeWater: Water well in dry weatherFeed: Weekly when in flowerKindly note; tender plants must be protected from the frost.