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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

Catmint – A Gardener’s Complete Guide

Often confused with it’s cousin Catnip, catmint (Nepeta faassenii) can provide much needed coverage and lovely foliage in many garden spaces, otherwise overlooked. You will find the vibrant purple flowers … Continue Reading Catmint – A Gardener’s Complete Guide

Cotton Lavender Advice For Propagation And Care

Lavender Cotton is a fun little sub-shrub to grow, getting to around 2.5 foot high and about 3 foot in spread. We kind of love it and propagate it with … Continue Reading Cotton Lavender Advice For Propagation And Care

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13 Unusual Herbs To Grow In The UK

These are the unusual herbs that you should be growing but you may have never have heard of before. Herbs that are unusual can be ones that are often overlooked … Continue Reading 13 Unusual Herbs To Grow In The UK

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Growing Cardamom In The UK

Cardamom thrives in tropical climates and grows prolifically in India. Meaning this is a bit of a stretch in the UK, so here are my tips to get the most … Continue Reading Growing Cardamom In The UK

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