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Started by cambourne7, February 27, 2016, 23:38:56

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plotstoeat

Quote from: cambourne7 on March 07, 2016, 20:51:39
Ginger Mint is that one i can grow from seed?
Sorry for slow reply. I think we bought it as a plant. Like other mint, it is a vigorous grower.

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cambourne7

Not a problem i cant find Purple Sage either so will pop these on my garden centre shopping list :)

brownthumb2

 I have a spare packet of purple sage seeds, if you would like .  I had a few pks of seeds popped in with  my mothers  card so have double pks of some seeds  so you would like a pk let me know

cambourne7

Quote from: brownthumb2 on March 16, 2016, 09:01:35
I have a spare packet of purple sage seeds, if you would like .  I had a few pks of seeds popped in with  my mothers  card so have double pks of some seeds  so you would like a pk let me know

Thanks thats very kind can i pay postage or sending you something back by way of a thankyou?

brownthumb2

  No it ok Thanks there`s nothing I need at the mo . But I will need your address 

cambourne7

Quote from: Jayb on March 08, 2016, 10:15:14
I've some Bay tree seeds on the tree if you would like some, though they are very slow to grow?

Thanks Jayb your kind but i am going to buy a bay standard to put by the back door :)

cambourne7

Quote from: Deb P on March 08, 2016, 11:04:50
I admire your ambition with your extensive herb list, do you plan to grow them all in the same place?

For example I grow bay, basil , rosemary in pots. They do much better with winter protection, basil is one of the tender heat lovers so I only put it outside only when it's really warm midsummer. If you want to be decorative as well, having some height is  important to avoid your garden looking like a flat tray....the herb garden up the road from me at Hardwick Hall is a good source of inspiration. They use standard rosemary and lavender to add height, plus wigwams of golden hops up to 8' tall.
Sweet nicely makes quite a large plant, aromatic foliage but I didn't find the taste as nice as the smell!

Hi

I am popping these throughout the garden with some going into perm planting position such as sage and rosemary whilst others will go near other veg plants using companion planting :)

Cam

Jayb

Quote from: cambourne7 on March 17, 2016, 00:36:49

Thanks Jayb your kind but i am going to buy a bay standard to put by the back door :)

They do look lovely  :happy7:
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Digeroo

Quotea bay standard to put by the back door

Are you going to chain it up?  they do seem able to walk.


cambourne7

Quote from: Digeroo on March 17, 2016, 12:36:30
Quotea bay standard to put by the back door

Are you going to chain it up?  they do seem able to walk.


I hope not

brownthumb2

 A woman on another site  selling garden items is selling bay trees 10 for 15 quid   I asked for one I havent the room for TEN But she would not sell me just one

cambourne7

Quote from: brownthumb2 on March 17, 2016, 22:26:31
A woman on another site  selling garden items is selling bay trees 10 for 15 quid   I asked for one I havent the room for TEN But she would not sell me just one

Thats a shame i have some gardening vouchers to use up so going to a garden centre :)

Crystalmoon

Hi I have always had trouble growing fennel itself but I have bronzed fennel plants in my herb garden which have grown for years with no help needed. You use the leaves & stalks of the plant to get the fennel taste in your meals.

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