Herbs

Grown peat and pesticide free and sold to you in our own POSIpots.

Note – This is a list of typical stock!

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Top table has some annual herbs but the annual herb list below it has a list of our ever popular Basils etc.

Peat free and pesticide free.

 

Plant Name	Description	Pot size	Available?
Anise	Pimpinella anisum is a Southern European and Mediterranean herb with a flavour reminiscent of licorice	P9 - £3	no
Balm, Lemon	perennial herbaceous plant in the mint family Lamiaceae and native to south-central Europe	1 litre - £5	no
Bergamot 'Loddon Crown'	Showy reddish-maroon flower heads above spreading, upright mid-green aromatic foliage.	1 litre - £5	no
Borage	easy growing annual herb plant with vivid blue flowers and leaves and flowers that have the flavor and scent of cucumbers	P9 - £3	no
Borage - White	Same as blue but white flowers	P9 - £3	no
Catmint	dwarf catmint with slender spikes of lavender-blue summer flowers and aromatic, sage-green leaves. This clump-forming perennial will form open drifts of hazy blue flowers for weeks over the summer months	1 litre - £5	no
Catnip	Nepeta cataria Herb famous for its effect on cats but also useful in the kitchen	1 litre - £5	no
Catnip/catmint Nepeta Cataria	best known for its ability to trigger episodes of euphoria in cats. but catnip is best as a nectar plant for bees.	1 litre - £5	no
Chamomile (Chaemaemelum nobile)	A valuable medicinal herb, the flowers can be dried and used to make chamomile tea or potpourri.	P9 - £3	no
Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla)	German chamomile, Hungarian chamomile, wild chamomile, blue chamomile, scented mayweed, is an annual plant of the composite family Asteraceae	P9 - £3	no
Chervil Curled	Sometimes referred to as "gourmet's parsley", chervil is used to season poultry, seafood, and young vegetables	P9 - £3	no
Chives - Common	Wonderful, mild onion flavor. These long, thin chives are excellent in many meals; great raw or cooked. Lavender flowers.	P9 - £3	no
Chives Polystar	RHS Plants for Pollinators plants. This plant will provide nectar and pollen for bees	P9 - £3	no
Clary Sage - Salvia Sclarea	Large aromatic leaves and decorative lilac flower bracts, used in aromatherapy. Scent very therapeutic.	1 litre - £5	no
Comfrey	Great for bees and great for making your own liquid plant feed.	P9 - £3	no
Coriander 'Vietnamese'	Persicaria odorata is a vigorous, tropical herb for growing in full sun during the Summer and in a large tub inside in the Winter. Aromatic leaves have a strong, unique flavour. Ideal for stir-fry dishes.	1 litre - £5	no
Cotton 'Lavender'	A versatile little hedging shrub, its aromatic silvery foliage contrasts well with many other plants and the profusion of button shaped yellow flowers in summer adds to its appeal.	1 litre - £5	no
Cumin	Grow it in a conservatory or greenhouse, forget growing outside in the UK	P9 - £3	no
Curry Dartington	Helichrysum italicum ‘Dartington’ has darker foliage and a more compact growth habit than ordinary Curry Plant.	1 litre - £5	no
Curry Plant (Common)	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!	1 litre - £5	no
Dill	Dill is an aromatic herb with delicate, feathery green leaves. Sometimes referred to as dill weed, dill is a member of the parsley family	P9 - £3	no
Dill Monarch	ideal for containers and pots. The attractive dark blue-green foliage is very dense. Plant height typically 70cm	P9 - £3	no
Fennel Common	very ornamental, knee-high herb and is equally at home in the flower border, the herb garden or the vegetable bed.	P9 - £3	no
Feverfew	A very pretty plant but also incredibly usefu, particularly if you suffer from migraines or aches and pains! Feverfew can be eaten as the fresh leaf, made into a green leaf tea or dried for later use as a tea	P9 - £3	no
Garlic Chives	Allium tuberosum is a species of onion native to southwestern parts of the Chinese province of Shanxi	P9 - £3	no
Giant Hyssop - Agastache Mexicana - Blue	must have addition to any perennial border delivering a stunning display of 60-80cm high lavender blue bottle brush scented flower spikes from early summer to late autumn	1 litre - £5	no
Giant Hyssop - Agastache Mexicana - White	Agastache Giant Hyssop White is a great addition to the butterfly and bee garden, and it makes an excellent companion to other late blooming perennials	1 litre - £5	no
Grapefruit Mint	Mentha x piperata citrata 'Grapefruit' Grapefruit mint has a zesty citrus flavour and mid green slightly hairy leaves. It produces long spikes of incredibly attractive purple flowers in mid to late summer.	1 litre - £5	no
Hyssop - White	Hyssopus officinalis has white flowers that attract bees and butterflies and look their best when this small shrub is grown as a hedge. Can be clipped back in late March. Has a strong menthol scent. A tea made from the dried flowers with honey added is ideal for relieving coughs and chest troubles.	1 litre - £5	no
Hyssopus officinalis 'Blue'	Plump spikes of bright blue flowers appear on this popular old bushy plant which doubles as both a minty herb and a lovely garden flower, and is especially loved by bees. If cut back hard each spring will make a superb specimen for many years.	1 litre - £5	no
Hyssopus officinalis 'Pink'	Hyssopus officinalis has pink flowers that attract bees and butterflies and looks its best when this small shrub is grown as a hedge.	1 litre - £5	no
Lavender 'Devon Compact White'	A beautiful French lavender producing masses of white flowers over grey-green foliage.	1 litre - £5	no
Lavender angustifolia 'Hidcote'	The most floriferous of the compact lavenders, with purple-blue flowers. Incredibly reliable and rich in pollen and nectar for much of the summer so bees and butterflies love it.	1 litre - £5	no
Lavender angustifolia 'Devon'	A French Lavender form with lavender-blue flowers on a dense grey-green foliage	1 litre - £5	no
Lavender angustifolia 'Rosea'	Beautiful pink flowering lavender from the Angustifolia species. Perfect to mix with purple and white varieties or to stand alone to give a traditional lavender shape with pink flowers.	1 litre - £5	no
Lavender spica 'Kew Red'	Plump, cerise-crimson aromatic flowers are topped by lighter pink flags from April to September. Aromatic foliage.	1 litre - £5	no
Lavender Vera	heirloom English Lavender known for its sweetly fragrant oil, dark lavender-blue flower spikes, and compact growth habit	1 litre - £5	no
Lemon Grass	Widely used in oriental cooking for the swollen base of its edible stems	1 litre - £5 P9 - £3	no
Lemon Mint Monarda Citriodora	Although its leaves are edible, it’s sometimes referred to as ‘lemon mint’ and it’s in the mint family Lamiaceae, Monarda citrodora is not a true mint	1 litre - £5	no
Lovage	Also known as sea parsley, the leaves and stem of the lovage plant add an intense celery-like flavour to soups, stews and stocks or pork and poultry dishes. Grow tall - 6ft	1 litre - £5 P9 - £3	no
Lippia citriodora (Lemon Verbena)	Lippia Citriodora has the most lemony scent of all plants, it almost smells like lemon sherbet ( if only there was a scratch and sniff feature on your screen!).	1 litre - £5	no
Mace (Achillea ageratum)	Mace, English – Achillea ageratum is a very pretty, aromatic herb for garden or patio pot. Fresh green foliage with cream flowers. Use for interesting flavour in soups, rice and potato salads.	1 litre - £5	no
Marjoram 'Golden'	pretty, lower growing version of standard marjoram. A clump-forming growth habit with bright yellow leaves that will add contrast in any herb border or rock garden. Clusters of small pink or white flowers from early to mid-Summer.	1 litre - £5	no
Marjoram Pot	A lovely low-growing plant, Pot marjoram or Origanum onites, is a semi evergreen herb which has a wonderful fragrance	1 litre - £5	no
Marjoram Sweet	Leaves and flowering sprigs are popular in Greek and Italian meat dishes, soups, stuffings, tomato sauces and pasta, where they are best used towards the end of the cooking process.	1 litre - £5	no
Mint 'Moroccan'	If you love making mint tea, then this is one of the best varieties to choose. You can also use it however to flavour salads, potatoes, peas, lamb - or make mojitos! Fast and easy to grow, it will soon spread to form a good-sized clump.	1 litre - £5	no
Mint 'Spear'	This is the basic culinary mint used for mint sauce, marinades and seasoning meat and fish	1 litre - £5	no
Mint Black Peppermint	A delightful mint with a beautiful purply / black leaf, especially good for making tea as it is said to be stronger than the white variety.	1 litre - £5	no
Myrtle	n mid to late summer, this bushy, evergreen shrub is festooned with fragrant, white, fluffy flowers, followed by round, purple-black berries	1 litre - £5	no
Oregano Kirigami	low-growing, herbaceous perennial with small, rounded, light green, aromatic leaves adorned with purple-green highlights. Blooming all summer long, it produces whorls of pendulous, dusty pink, hop-like bracts with tiny, rose-pink flowers peeking out of them	1 litre - £5	no
Oregano - wild marjoram	Origanum vulgare. It’s frequently known as oregano in Europe. It's one of our staple herbs,	1 litre - £5	no
Oregano - Greek	Cream flowers in late summer over aromatic leaves which are very useful in the kitchen. A pollinator friendly plant including bees.	1 litre - £5	no
Origanum vulgare 'Crinkle Leaf'	Clusters of tiny tubular pink flowers. Attractive, oval, crinkled, golden aromatic leaves, which form a mat in winter. The golden leaves are prone to sun scorch. Culinary; good with vegetables.	1 litre - £5	no
Parsley Italian Giant flat	It is the best parsley and a perennial to boot. Easy to grow on.	P9 - £3	no
Pelargonium Scented 'Prince of Orange'	One of my favourite, scented-leaved varieties which I harvest for flavouring jams, cordials and teas.	1 litre - £5	no
Pennyroyal	Mentha pulegium, is a traditional cottage garden plant in the mint family. Typically found in marshy soils, ditches and around the edges of ponds, it’s a moisture-loving plant, and does best when grown in damp conditions.	1 litre - £5	no
Purslane Golden	highly esteemed in ancient Egypt and cultivated in Europe as far back as the Middle Ages, but fell victim to alternatives like spinach	P9 - £3	no
Rosemary 'arp'	Rosmarinus officinalis ‘Arp’ originates from Arp, Texas. Renowned for its winter hardiness. The abundant foliage has a hint of citrus hidden within the classic Rosemary scent. The flowers are light blue.	1 litre - £5	no
Rosemary 'common'	Good solid variety, ideal for hedging and culinary uses.		no
Rosemary officinalis 'Miss Jessops Upright'	Vigorous, upright rosemary produces spikes of purple-blue flowers, from mid-spring to early summer, so it's ideal for adding colour and vertical interest to the sunny border or herb garden	1 litre - £5	no
Rosemary prostrata 'Boule'	Woody, perennial herb with fragrant evergreen needle-like leaves and purple flowers from April - June.	1 litre - £5	no
Rue	most attractive plant that has blue-green foliage consisting of smooth fine leaves held in rather flat sprays	P9 - £3	no
Sage (seed Grow)	If you want a good basic garden sage this is the one.. 4 plants in the pot as well.	1 litre - £5	no
Sage Golden	Salvia officinalis icterina rarely flowers but this variety is grown for its green and gold dappled foliage which adds a patch of sunlight to the herb garden.	1 litre - £5	no
Sage Painted	Salvia horminum is an impressive annual sage grown for its brightly coloured pink or purple bracts. An infusion of the leaves may also be used as an antiseptic gargle.	1 litre - £5	no
Sage Purple	Salvia officinalis purpurascens is a popular foliage herb. It has particularly attractive dusky purple-red leaves.	1 litre - £5	no
Sage Tricolor	small leaves are green with pink, white and purple variegation purple-green. They have a mild sage flavour, so are suitable for use in cooking.	1 litre - £5	no
Stevia rebaudiana	ugar Plant or Sweet Herb of Paraguay is the famous sugar plant is ideal for those watching their sugar intake	1 litre - £5	no
Summer Savory	herb with the taste of thyme but much more prolific. Use as a companion plant against black fly on broad beans.	1 litre - £5	no
Tarragon 'French'	The best herb to eat with fish and chicken, and as a flavour in vinegar for the best ever salad dressing	1 litre - £5	no
Thyme Broad Leaf	Broad leaf thyme has a mounded habit, being neither upright or creeping. It has lovely shiny foliage and flowers that are extremely attractive to bees and butterflies.	1 litre - £5	no
Thyme 'Orange'	This thyme has leaves that smell like orange when bruised and blooms in summer with white to lilac pink flowers that produce a lot of nectar	1 litre - £5	no
Thyme English Winter	hardy evergreen perennial and has small aromatic dark green leaves with clusters of small pale pink flowers. Thyme English Winter (Thymus vulgaris) can be picked all year round and is the classic herb used in 'bouquet garni'.	1 litre - £5	no
Thyme Purple Creeping	hardy evergreen perennial and has small aromatic dark green leaves with clusters of small pale pink flowers	1 litre - £5	no
Thyme serphyllum 'White'	Thymus serpyllum albus is a small leaved creeping Thyme with bright green foliage with pure white flowers.	1 litre - £5	no
Thyme x citriodorus 'Lemon'	Lemon Thyme has small green leaves and pink flowers, it is suitable for planting in the rock garden, herb garden or the front of a border	1 litre - £5	no
Tree Spinach	Is this a herb? Is this a veg plant? Is the a ornamental?	P9 - £3	no
Welsh Onion	Despite its common name, this perennial onion is widely grown in its native China and Japan. Virtually evergreen, this versatile onion is great for giving a continuous supply of leaves and 'spring' onions through the year, plus white flowers in summer.	P9 - £3	no
Wild Bergamot Monarda Fistulosa	Wild Bergamot is a favorite of butterflies and bees. Its species name, fistulosa, refers to the tube-like structure of its blossoms.	1 litre - £5	no
Winter Savory	This low-growing, semi-evergreen herb has been used for both medicinal and culinary purposes for a couple of centuries. The leaves are very aromatic and are said to be able to help aid digestion and bee stings, but they also can be used to flavour meat dishes, marinades and stuffing.	1 litre - £5	no
Wormwood	Wormwood is an upright herb with fragrant grey foliage. The herb has many uses, not only helpful at repelling moths it also has medicinal properties.	1 litre - £5	no

 

Annual Herbs

Basil Cinnamon	Expect a fragrant sweet cinnamon scent and flavour with a hint of cloves. Very attractive plants with purple stems, olive green crinkled leaves and rose flowers.	P9 £4
Basil Genovese	'Classic Italian' are the best variety of basil for Italian pesto and tastes fantastic with fresh tomatoes (home grown of course), slices of mozzarella & a drizzle of virgin oil	P9 £4
Purslane Golden	attractive form of the above with large, golden leaves that contrast nicely with the red stems. Whilst being particularly attractive in salads, the leaves and stems, as with the above, can also be stir-fried, sautéed, used in casseroles, omelettes and the like.	P9 £3
Coriander	Coriander has many uses in the kitchen as both the seeds and leaves can be used for flavouring. The seeds, which have a lemon flavour, are often ground and used as a spice.	P9 £3
Basil Dark Opal	Basil is among the most popular culinary herbs. Basil Dark Red Opal is an annual plant with dark red / purple leaves, that if allow will later show pink flowers.	P9 £4
French Sorrel	Perfect for early spring salads and flavouring soups and easy to grow. A spinach like leaf with a citrussy flavour.	P9 £3
Basil Sweet Thai	an eastern Basil used in many Thai and oriental dishes and adds a spicy aniseed/basil flavour to food. It can be used raw in salads or tossed into Thai curries just at the end of cooking.	P9 £4
Fennel	An atrractive feathery green foliage plant with bright yellow flowers and an aniseed flavour and scent.	P9 £3
Basil Greek	Small-leaved, strong-flavoured basil which is easy to train to look brilliant in containers.	P9 £4
Borage	easy growing annual herb plant with vivid blue flowers and leaves and flowers that have the flavor and scent of cucumbers	P9 £3
Chamomile (Chaemaemelum nobile)	A valuable medicinal herb, the flowers can be dried and used to make chamomile tea or potpourri.	P9 £3
Chives - Common	Wonderful, mild onion flavor. These long, thin chives are excellent in many meals; great raw or cooked. Lavender flowers.	P9 £3
Comfrey	Great for bees and great for making your own liquid plant feed.	P9 £3
Cumin	Grow it in a conservatory or greenhouse, forget growing outside in the UK	P9 £3
Dill	Dill is an aromatic herb with delicate, feathery green leaves. Sometimes referred to as dill weed, dill is a member of the parsley family	P9 £3

Our Herb Plants

Our herbs are not forced! They are grown in the UK, undercover, then hardened off! We use peat free compost and hand tend all our plants, our aim is to get perfect plants to you with the minimum of environmental impact. We use cleaned recycled pots and really focus on natural pest control. We have a set aside messy area for wildlife close to our growing space, this counters a lot of pest problems.

sages also exotics like Vietnamese coriander and Lemongrass. All grown by Edibleculture. Perfect for our crate containers or planting straight in the ground. We are Urban growing specialists – if you have any questions about a herbs suitability please contact us.