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Mentha
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A vigorous aromatic mint with exceptional flavour. Prefers moist soil in partial shade. Ideal in pots and tubs. Looks well and is also contained in an oak half barrel. Flowers in late summer. Culinary Uses: Excellent flavour especially for min sauce and with new potatoes. Superb with salads and in summer drinks. |
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£2.00
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Rosmarinus
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Rosemary is an attractive evergreen shrub with pine needle-like leaves which succeeds best in a light, rather dry soil, and in a sheltered situation, such as the base of a low wall with a south aspect.Rosemary makes a pleasant-tasting tea. Use one teaspoon of crushed dried leaves in a cup of boiling water and steep for ten minutes. |
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£2.00
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Thymus
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This low spreading, evergreen Thyme has a lot to offer:Lavender-pink summer flowers,and fragrant dark olive-green leaves with yellow spots.Looks fabulous cascading over a rock garden outcrop in a sunny position.The aromatic leaves can be used as an ingredient in bouquet garni, stuffings and sauces. Highly attractive to wildlife. |
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£2.00
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Pieris Forest Flame is sometimes known as lily-of-the-valley shrub because of its similar clusters of white spring flowers. The fiery red young foliage of this upright, evergreen shrub gives it the forest flame title.As with most "japonicas", it prefers a lime free acid soil or ericaceous compost ( always in stock ) We also stock a variety of differant Pieris such as little heath. |
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Most deciduous shrubs bear flowers and have woody stems. They lose the foliage in the winter but generally have the most wonderful flowers throughout the season. This season we have ready to plant quite a large range of premium plants from only £3.95 each or 3 for £10 ( can be mixed) |
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Pending update
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