Herbs
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Herbs, Plants
Mentha spicata (Spearmint)
Mossèlbay, WC
Aromatic herb with erect, square-shaped stems and narrow, oval-shaped leaves that have pointed tips and toothed edges.
How it grows: It prefers part shade and moist soil with a neutral to slightly acidic ph.
When it fruits: Flowers in the summer from July to Sept and has large seeds.
Edible: It is not only tasty but may also be good for you.
Weight: One ounce is a little over 28 grams. Steep 1 teaspoon in 8 ounces of water for 5 minutes to make spearmint tea.SKU: n/a -
Herbs, Plants
Salvia Rosmarinus (Rosemary barbeque)
Mossèlbay, WC
Description: Is a fragrant, evergreen shrub with needle-like leaves and two-lipped, purplish-blue and white flowers.
How it grows: It likes a warm , sunny location with light, free-draining soil, and is also happy in containers.
When it fruits: The fruit is a small brown nutlet.
Edible: While all Rosemary cultivars are edible, each produces its own unique oil.
Weight: 0,7 gram of Rosemary makes 1 teaspoon of tea. 1,7 gram of Rosemary is equal to 1 tablespoon.
Size of pot: 18cm
The plant makes blue flower when it bloom.
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Herbs, Plants
Lavender – stoechas (purple)
Raithby, WC
Lavender Stoechas. This is a fast growing lavender which flowers throughout the year. The blue purple flowers smell divine and are excellent for cutting and drying – for example for linen sachets and potpourris and to scent your room.
A species of flowering plant in the family Lamiaceae, occurring natively in several Mediterranean countries, including France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Turkey and Greece
The plants do best in a well drained soil in a sunny part of your garden.
If you’re preparing the flowers for drying, cut them whilst fresh and hang them upside down to dry.Excellent also in pots, as a low hedge or in sunny dry spots in your garden. A Mediterranean inspired garden choice and very pretty when planted amongst ornamental grasses and in natural or formal gardens.
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Herbs, Plants
Lavender dentata ‘Candicans’
Raithby, WC
Lavender dentata Candicans. The blue purple flowers smell divine and are excellent for cutting and drying – for example for linen sachets and potpourris and to scent your room.
Evergreen bushy shrub with linear green leaves and blue cut flowers. Half hardy. Full sun. Attract bees and butterflies.
A species of flowering plant in the family Lamiaceae, occurring natively in several Mediterranean countries, including France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Turkey and Greece
The plants do best in a well drained soil in a sunny part of your garden.
If you’re preparing the flowers for drying, cut them whilst fresh and hang them upside down to dry.Excellent also in pots, as a low hedge or in sunny dry spots in your garden. A Mediterranean inspired garden choice and very pretty when planted amongst ornamental grasses and in natural or formal gardens.
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Herbs, Plants
Lavender dentata ‘Royal Crown’
Raithby, WC
Lavender dentata Royal Crown. The blue purple flowers smell divine and are excellent for cutting and drying – for example for linen sachets and potpourris and to scent your room.
Lavender Royal Crown is an evergreen bushy shrub with linear green leaves and blue cut flowers. Half hardy. Full sun. Attract bees and butterflies.
A species of flowering plant in the family Lamiaceae, occurring natively in several Mediterranean countries, including France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Turkey and Greece
The plants do best in a well drained soil in a sunny part of your garden.
If you’re preparing the flowers for drying, cut them whilst fresh and hang them upside down to dry.Excellent also in pots, as a low hedge or in sunny dry spots in your garden. A Mediterranean inspired garden choice and very pretty when planted amongst ornamental grasses and in natural or formal gardens.
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Herbs, Plants, Shrubs & Perennials
Melaleuca alternifolia – Tea Tree Plant
Raithby, WC
A quick growing evergreen tree or shrub growing up to 7m tall. It has fine, thinly pointed green leaves and its flowers are white fluffy bottlebrush-like and appear in summer.
This incredibly powerful medicinal plant has a lovely scent when the leaves are touched/crushed – the tea tree oil smell.
The trees grow well in coastal conditions but can also withstand light frosts. Fresh sprigs rubbed onto windowsills and kitchen counters help control flies and mosquitoes. It will thrive in any soil but it needs full sun and a deeply dug and well-composted hole in which to get established. The secret is to cut it back to quite harshly every two or three years, to keep it vigorous, tidy and attractive.
The Tea tree is native to N Australia, S New Guinea and the Moluccas. · It is a hardy, medium-sized tree with papery bark, in several layers.
Medicinal Uses.
An easy-to-make lotion of leaves, sprigs and pieces of bark is a superb wash or spray for bites, rashes, scratches, heat rash, itchiness, fungal infections, acne and oily skin, and can be used as a rinse for oily hair and athlete’s foot.
For sale in South Africa. Couriered nationwide.
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