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How To Grow Angelica In The UK

Angelica is native to Northern Europe and will grow freely in the UK and USDA zones 4-7. Well worth a closer look at as it is such a space filling … Continue Reading How To Grow Angelica In The UK

Growing Lemongrass In The UK

We love to cook with what we grow, but lemongrass also offers you plenty to enjoy in the garden too! A tropical herb, lemongrass is susceptible to frosts and certain … Continue Reading Growing Lemongrass In The UK

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Catnip Vs Catmint Important Differences and Uses

We have received a lot of queries about the use of catnip or catmint to deter cats in your garden. Although they may immediately seem to be two words for … Continue Reading Catnip Vs Catmint Important Differences and Uses

Growing Oregano – A Complete Guide

We use Oregano in so many dishes at home and the pungent earthy aroma and taste make for a truly authentic Italian feel. It is a hardy perennial and as … Continue Reading Growing Oregano – A Complete Guide

thyme is an absolute classic British herb and the aroma when you start to break these roots apart is so intense and wonderful

Is It Cheaper To Grow Your Own Herbs?

We see a lot of benefits of growing our own fresh herbs, such a quality of flavour, aroma in the garden and a real connection to the food we eat. … Continue Reading Is It Cheaper To Grow Your Own Herbs?

Is Sorrel Easy to Grow?

I was sitting eating a fabulous sorrel soup that my friend had made me and I wondered is sorrel easy to grow? I have found that the answer is yes! … Continue Reading Is Sorrel Easy to Grow?

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