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Dill

Dill is a much loved herb of the kitchen garden. Dill is an annual, but will happily self-seed at the end of the season if you leave it to flower…

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Chervil

Chervil is a delicious addition to your kitchen garden. Its is an annual plant and will be happy in the cooler, shady parts of the garden.  

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Chamomile

Chamomile produces pretty daisy like white and yellow flowers in the summer, this herb is bursting with healthy vitamins and looks wonderful when in full bloom. It is a hardy…

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Calendula

Calendula is grown as an annual, although it may last a couple of seasons if it is mild over winter. If you would like to grow calendula the following year,…

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Bronze Fennel

Bronze Fennel is a superb hardy perennial herb which produces beautiful bronze coloured feathery foliage. It’ll grow quite big, to approximately 1m-2m high, and 1m wide, so give it plenty…

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Borage

Borage is a delicious edible flower – perfect for adding a bit of colour to your kitchen garden. Borage is an annual so will die back at the end of the…

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Bergamot

Wild Bergamot is a beautiful North American wild flower with a strong scent and very attractive lavender coloured flowers. It can grow to approximately 1m in height. It normally flowers…

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Bay

A long lasting plant and great addition to any garden, producing delicious herbs for your kitchen delights.

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Celtuce

Celtuce is a stem-lettuce with a Chinese origin. It’s an unusual plant that can be used in 2 ways: The leaves can be picked whilst young and used like a…

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Bulb Fennel

Bulb fennel is very easy-going – just pop it in the ground in fertile soil, keep it well watered and it should do well. You may need to harvest them…

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White currants

Similar in flavour to Red Currants – sweet but tart flavoured berries Perfect for jellies and jams Produces high yields in mid-summer Can be planted in borders/beds or in large…

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Tayberries

Delicious Tayberries are a cross between Raspberries and Blackberries Easy to grow and rarely have problems with pests Make sure they are grown in well-drained soil

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