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Easy-care, evergreen herb and medicinal plant with purple flowers. Hardy and can be harvested all year round. Do not cut too deeply. Suitable for cultivation in pots.

€3.21

Edelweiss - Leontopodium alpinum

Also known as the Queen of Alpine Flowers, the 15-25 cm high perennial with its brilliant white flowers thrives in alpine locations. Also does well in rock gardens with permeable, chalky soil.

€6.15

Valerian - Herbs

Flowers from the 2nd year onwards. Will grow to 1.5 metres in height. Prefers semi-shady location. Root parts can be used for medicinal purposes, the flowers are used in biodynamic preparations. Scent of the plant has a magical effect on cats.

€3.21

Lemon Basil - Herbs

Basil with delicious lemony taste. Lots of rain and temperatures below 8°C will lead to leaf discolouration. Transplant in small bunches. Can be used as a culinary herb, or to make herbal tea. Fairly vigorous.

€3.21

Stinging Nettle - Herbs

Tender leaves are used as tangy spinach like crop. Large leaves (prior to flowering) for use in tea. Important medicinal plant and for biodynamic preparations. Slow to germinate. Transplant in small bunches.

€3.21

Tea Fennel - Herbs

Important perennial tea- and medicinal plant. It is the ripe seeds which are used, ripening from the 2nd year onwards. Grows to a height of approx. 1.5 metres. Start off in pots and transplant, or sow directly.

€3.21

St. John's Wort - Herbs

Important perennial medicinal plant, will grow to approx. 80 cm in height. Flowers from 2nd year onwards. Loves full sun. Owing to fungal infection risk (fusarium), maintain long term crop rotation. Cultivation and transplanting in small clumps is recommended.

€3.21

Chamomile matricaria - Herbs

Annual, if sown in August biennial plant for medicinal use or for tea. Grows to approx. 50 cm in height. Can be directly sown, but propagation and later transplanting in small clumps is highly recommended.

€3.21

Clary Sage - Herbs

Decorative food plant for carpenter bees. If planted early, the sturdy panicle with pink bracts and light purple flowers may already appear in the first year. Old medicinal and aromatic plant.

€3.21

Sage - Herbs

Important, perennial culinary and medicinal herb. Transplant individually or in small bunches, or sow directly. Prefers full sun, will not tolerate waterlogged sites.

€3.21

Ruta (common rue) - Herbs

Robust medicinal, herb and ornamental aromatic plant from the Mediterranean. An undemanding plant, rue is very decorative with its yellow flowers and blue-green leaves. Grows 40-70cm tall and grows woody lower down.

€3.58

Korean Mint - Herbs

Belongs to the Agastache family. Little known plant grown for tea and fragrance. Blue flowering stems also very attractive for any garden. Aroma reminiscent of mint and anise.

€3.21

Lemon Balm - Herbs

Perennial plant for tea and medicinal use. Pleasant fresh aroma helps deter flies. Sowing in seed trays and transplanting in small bunches is recommended.

€3.21

Dragon's Head - Herbs

Plant grown for use as a herbal tea, 30-50 cm in heigth. The leaves have an aroma similar to mint, but with a nice lemon flavour too. Attractive purple inflorescences appear in July and August. Flowers are edible, and very attractive to bees.

€3.21

Lemon Beebalm - Herbs

This pink-coloured bee balm can grow to 80 cm tall. Its long flowering period and edible, lemon-flavoured leaves make it a highly attractive garden plant. Prefers sun or partial shade. Leaves and flowers can be used for a refreshing tea.

€3.21

Calamintha White Cloud - Herbs

Aromatic greater calamint with fragrant white flowers. This compact frost-tolerant perennial grows approx. 20 cm high and does well in sunny rock gardens. Very tasty in drinks and teas.

€3.21

Marshmallow - Althaea officinalis

Hardy, easy to care for perennial with delicate, fragrant flowers, a must-have in a cottage gardens. Combines well with other plants. Valued in naturopathy as the ‘cough herb’.

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Lemon Balm - Melissa officinalis

Perennial tea and medicinal plant. The pleasant smell of the fresh herb keeps flies away. Indoor germination and thinning out in bunches is recommended.

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