Collection: Online shop Herbs

Aromatic oils stimulate cats. White flowers > VAT will be added at checkout.

Perennial herb for the kitchen, growing in popularity for its sharp acidic flavour. Oval green leaves.

Flowers pinkish, purplish or white > VAT will be added at checkout.

Deeply lobed leaves with a unique slightly nutty flavour. Vigorous and quite cold tolerant, bolts quickly in spring but can be sequentially sown for continuous production. Adapts well to hydroponic systems and blanching. 30cm.

The classic oregano, shrubby, rather untidy herbaceous bush. Aromatic leaves in mild green, flowers in shades of lilac. 40-60cm.

Pennyroyal, medicinal herb with pretty mauve flowers. Can be used sparingly for culinary. Medicinal properties and can be toxic in excess. 25cm.

Compact form for foliage bedding. 30cm > VAT will be added at checkout.

Vigorous, long stemmed selection, mid green and tightly curled. High yield potential.

Improved thick leaf selection, dark green and high yielding. Very versatile for pot or field production. Uniform, quick qrowing and vigorous with erect plant habit.

A hybrid smaller leaved Genovese type, medium compact, bright green, glossy foliage, fasarium wilt. Cutting or pots. 30cm

Compact dark green, weather resistant for fresh market or pots.

Variety with improved seed performance for module production. Upright plant habit and tidy plant habit, suitable for pot or fresh cut rosemary.

Celery like herb, with vigorous broad leaf. 150cm.

Similar to Lemon, but with a zesty lime aroma. 30cm

Tall but non spreading herbaceous. Bee and butterfly attractant, good culinary mint. 90 cm > VAT will be added at checkout.

Can be known as Culantro, popular in South America and South East Asia.

The market standard leaf variety. 80cm.

Best known for its seeds, but the feathery leaves can be used in salads. 50cm.

Genovese-type basil with Intermediate resistance to downy mildew. Devotion is for fresh market and could be used for pot growing; uniform and upright growth with traditional Genovese cupped leaves.

The market standard leaf variety. 80cm

Pretty border plant, long flowering. 40cm > VAT will be added at checkout.

Used as a sweetener since ancient times. Soft green leaves, upright habit. 30cm.

Narrow, pale grey green leaves on rather untidy plants. Russian Tarragon is hardier but lacks the fine aniseed aroma of the French (which cannot be grown from seed). 90cm.

Masses of small flowers, very ornamental. 50cm.

Masses of small flowers, very ornamental. 50cm.

(Wild Garlic) UK native of woodland valleys, strongly garlic scented with white flowers, 40cm. Slow to germinate, requires cold stratification.

Standard curled chervil selection.

Strong, spicy fragrance and flavour. 30cm.

Aniseed herb. Aromatic leaves can be used in salads. 35cm

A sweet basil with high downy mildew resistance, vigorous growth with a high leaf-stem ratio and a slightly cupped leaf.

Leaf base flushed red at maturity. 35cm.

Sacred Hindu Basil or Tulsi, very aromatic, for culinary or medicinal use. More wiry plant habit than standard basil and slower to germinate. Leaves and stems have purple tinge. 30-40cm.

Fast growth and vigorous sometimes known as lemon spinach.

Bushy herb with strong flavour. Attractive lilac flowers, good ornamental potential. 25cm (HP).

New selection for pot herb cultivation, or open field. Fast growing and quick to curl, with uniform fine curls and fresh green colour.

Wildflower, traditional culinary herb with garlic and mild mustard flavour. Autumn sow, needs vernalisation. White flowers on tall stems in spring year 2. 60cm > VAT will be added at checkout.

The most widely grown thyme for culinary use. Small dark green leaves. 25cm.

An Italian heirloom speciality. This leafy green herb (also known as Sculpit) is a quick growing annual, making thin lance shaped leaves, with a rather delicate flavour, like a mild tarragon.

Root parsley. Widely grown on the Continent for soups and stews. Useful farmers market item.

Sheep's Sorrel, wildflower > VAT will be added at checkout.

Used as leaf crop sold as fresh bunched greens for curries. CN selection is vigorous and leafy. Drill in rows, 18 kg/acre, cut at 20-25cm ( 50 days).

Noted for its excellent flavour but not fully winter hardy. Taller plant with longer internodes and distinctly darker grey-green colour than standard Thyme. 30cm.

Peppery aromatic leaf herb. 40cm (HA)

A large leaved type hybrid with some Fusarium resistance. 35cm.

Sweet basil with intermediate resistance to both Downy Mildew and Fusarium. Strong vigour with a high leave to stem ratio lend this variety well to fresh market and processing growers.

Vigorous plant, red stems with clove like scent. 30cm.