When creating an herb garden you need to consider what herbs you require regarding planting and caring. Herbs are easy to grow and are very rewarding. They are aromatic and used in cooking.
They can be planted in the ground, pots and hanging baskets with winter or summer bedding. The best place to grow herbs is in a sunny but sheltered part of the garden.
Maybe near where you would have a seat so you can enjoy the fragrance from them.
They like a neutral to alkaline soil with good drainage.Many of the more popular herbs like thyme, lavender, rosemary, sage and marjoram are native to the mediteraneum, so they like similar conditions to those they originate from.
A List of Herbs We have in Stock
Parsley (french), Pak choi, Rocket (sweet), Salad rocket, Oregano, Mint apple, pineapple, garden, morracon, spearmint and english, Borage blue, Chervil, Chives, Corriander, Dill, Fennel bronze, Horse radish, Rosemary, Feverfew, Broad leaf sorrel, Curry plant, Lawn camomile, Compact marjoram, French golden oregano, Thyme golden, archers gold, bressingham pink, and russetings.
There are annual herbs which have to be replaced each year, biennials which form leaves in the first growing season and then flowers and then seed in the second season, after which they die.
Biennials are best planted in late spring in the garden. Perennials are able to withstand colder temperatures and return annually. Culinary herbs are strong flavoured herbs added to dishes in small quantities to add aroma and taste. These include basil, thyme, sage, chives and savory.Why not see somemore information on different types of herbal plants.
We hope you have found this information on herb garden useful. If you need further assistance please contact us for more advice and information.Don't forget you can also get herb plants delivered straight to your home.Call us on 020 8421 5977 to find out more about our delivery price and delivery areas or see here for more detail.
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