Parsley Curled
A decorative dark green plant. Compact and vigorous.
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A decorative dark green plant. Compact and vigorous.
An upright-growing variety with large, flat leaves.
Italian Flat Leaf Parsley really lifts a dish, adding fresh taste and vibrant colour. It’s a favourite for salads, soups & casseroles
It is one of the few herbs that loves very damp conditions, so ensure it is well watered.
Italian parsley loves the heat and prefers full sun, whereas curled parsley thrives in a partly shaded position.
Tarragon is an essential herb to French cooking. It is very drought, cold tolerant & can be grown in pots or large tubs & can be harvested all year around.
Bay Trees are versatile plants and easy to maintain. The aromatic leaves can be used for Italian dishes, stews and soups – yummy!
Thyme makes an attractive ground cover & is perfect for flavouring stock, stuffing & sauces. Once it’s established, it won’t need much attention at all.
Rosemary is an attractive herb with needle-like leaves with lavender blue small flowers that are attractive to bees. Perfect to combine with lamb dishes.
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