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Catmint
Herb Catmint is an aromatic herb that is commonly grown in the garden. It produces clusters of lavender-blue flowers amid mounds of gray-green foliage. While basically considered the same plant as catnip, as they share many of the same characte …
$6.14
Chives
The herb to be used for salads, soups and macaroni cheese. Also has decorative qualites with lovely pink blossoms. …
$4.00
Chives Garlic
An attractive perennial, closely related to common chives but with a mild garlic, rather than onion flavour. The blossom is a flat-headed spray of star-shaped flowers, smelling of roses, so if grown indoors on a sunny windowsil,l they perfume your ki …
$4.00
Coriander
Coriander is frost-tender but it doesn't like extreme heat. So in temperate zones grow coriander during summer; in sub-tropical/tropical zones grow it during the cooler season. Grows to about 60cm. Harvest 30 -45 days A half-hardy herb with feath …
$4.00
Marjoram Pot
Sweet marjoram is widely used as a flavouring for salad dressings, vegetables, legumes and oils. The flavour resembles a blend of thyme, rosemary and sage. …
$4.00
Mint - Basil
Mint - Basil is an upright mint with rounded, thick, dark green foliage with a reddish-purple tinge. and red stems and leaf veins. IBecause itt has the scent and flavour of basil, it may be used in recipes that call for either herb. Especially g …
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Mint - Common
Mint - Common iis a well-known perennial herb, easy to grow and which may become invasive if not contained in a pot. Great for adding to new potatoes in the cooking water or for making mint sauce for lamb. In general mint is said to have a bene …
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Mint - Pennyroyal
Mint - Pennyroyal is a member of the mint family with a wide range of applications. Valuable as a tea with a spearmint like flavour, it aids digestion, while traditionally it was recommended for soothing fevers and headaches. The dried plant mat …
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Mint - Peppermint
Mint - Peppermint. Mint is an umbrella term for the Mentha plant family that includes spearmint, peppermint, orange mint, apple mint, pineapple mint and more. Each variety of mint has its own distinct flavour, but the two most …
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Mint - Spearmint
Mint - Spearmint. Mint is an umbrella term for the Mentha plant family that includes spearmint, peppermint, orange mint, apple mint, pineapple mint and more. Each variety of mint has its own distinct flavour, but the two most well-k …
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Orange Balm
Orange Balm with its highly aromatic leaves, this mint-type perennial has a pleasant, mandarin-orange fragrance. Similar to Lemon Balm, it has a spreading mounding growth habit with five-lobed, dark-green leaves. Popular for teas, infusions, pot pour …
$6.14
Oregano
Oregano. Wild marjoram. Similar to pot Marjoram but with larger leaves and a stronger flavour. Used in Mediterranean cooking …
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Oregano Hot and Spicy
Oregano Hot and Spicy combines the easy-growing traits of oregano with the heat of a mild chilli pepper. Oval, grey-green, slightly hairy leaves have a strong flavour, making a great addition to Mexican and Mediterranean dishes. A compact variet …
$6.14
Parcel
Parcel, also known as Leaf Celery, closely resembles celery, but is grown for its leaves rather than its stems. The leaves have a delicious celery flavour and can be added fresh to soups, salads and meat dishes. Parcel leaves add textural interest to …
$6.14
Parsley Curly
Mid dark-green leaf colour. Curled leaf, with a vigorous and erect plant habit. …
$4.00
Parsley Italian
Unlike the common curly leaf variety, Italian Parsley has plain flat leaves and is preferred by many cooks because its flavour, though strong, is smoother. Most frequently grown for commercial supply as dried parsley and for Baby Leaf garnishes. …
$4.00
Thyme Green
Thyme Green - an evergreen herb in the mint family. Best known as a food seasoning, but this aromatic herb has many medicinal uses. …
$15.53
Thyme Lemon
Thyme is a low-growing perennial herb with a pungent, piney aroma that smells of high summer and has culinary potential in the kitchen all year round. It is the perfect accompaniment for lamb, chicken, tomatoes,courgette and capsicum, as well as a tasty a …
$4.00
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