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Annual. Ht 45cm. Green, scented, finely cut leaves, white flowers. find out more Mint Garden Herb Plants £2.50 Garden Mint Mentha spicata
Perennial. Ht 60cm. The most popular of all mints. A vigorous, spreading herb that produces green pointed leaves with a serrated edge and purple flowers in Summer. Plant in a moist, well drained site in full sun or partial shade and add the chopped leaves to new potatoes, peas or to make mint sauce. find out more Mint Spanish Herb Plants £2.50 Spanish Mint Mentha spicata Spanish
Perennial. Ht 45 - 60cm. One of the first mints to get going each year, this is a fully hardy perennial with mid green oval pointed leaves that have a strongly spearmint scented aroma. Upright growing with mauve flowers from Summer to Autumn and one of my favourites. Use to flavour meat, chicken and fish, in soups, to make a refreshing tea or in Mojitos! find out more | |  | Send e-mail |  | | Part funded by the Surrey Hills LEADER Grant - a rural grant scheme for farmers, foresters, rural businesses, rural enterprises and rural communities in Surrey. |
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Probably the widest selection of any of the herbs that we grow - we hope we haven't given you too many to choose from, but Thyme appeals to so many and there are so many lovely varieties. Although an evergreen, hardy perennial, this is yet another herb that doesnt like to stand with its feet getting wet, requiring a free draining, sunny site and benefiting from a trim after flowering to prevent it from becoming woody.
Thyme tends to grow either as a very flat, creeping form, as a rounded mound or in a more upright form which means theres one to suit most needs, can provide excellent ground cover and is very attractive in pots. Despite being a small leaved and generally low growing plant you really could spend a long time deciding which one is right for you! Many have variegated leaves, some are lemon scented and flowers range from white, through hues of pinks and purples to red.
Whilst most can be used in cooking, the Common and Broadleaved varieties tend to be the most popular for their strong, traditional taste where Thyme is essential, the lemony ones combine well with fish and I would steer clear of the Woolly one although its lovely in the garden. |  |
Thyme Herb Plant Varieties ListClick here or on the photo above to list the Thyme Herb Plant varieties available from our nursery.
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