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Growing Coriander: Coriander is a versatile herb popular in Asian cooking including curries, Chinese and Thai dishes. Both the seeds and the leaves of the plant can be used, and offer… [1858 views in Jun]
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Growing Rosemary: Rosemary is one of the most commonly grown herbs in the garden. It is a decorative herb originating from the Mediterranean and bears small, blue or white flowers in late… [780 views in Jun]
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How to Use Lemon Balm in Cooking: Lemon balm is a native of temperate Southern Europe but has naturalised all over the world. It is a vigorous grower and will happily romp away in a… [550 views in Jun]
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Growing Basil: Basil is one of the most well-known and well-used herbs in the UK. It is used as a key ingredient in Italian dishes including pizza and pasta. It is the main ingredient in… [540 views in Jun]
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Growing Thyme: Thyme is a great herb to have growing in the garden. Originally from southern Europe it has attractive foliage and flowers and it is easy to care for. Thyme is a hardy… [524 views in Jun]
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How to Cook and Recipes For Borage: Borage is a traditional herb used as a diuretic, diaphoretic, and anti-inflammatory. It was also thought to relieve symptoms of melancholy. Borage… [520 views in Jun]
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Jobo
Re: Growing Fennel: Bulbed and Seed Varieties
Hi I have just gotten an allotment and there is a fennel 'bush' that has had nothing done to it for a year and…
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Polly
Re: Growing Bay Leaves
Hi my bay tree leaves are getting very dry I water it is there anything I can give extra to help this problem
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Re: Growing Bay Leaves
Hi, my bayleaf has shiny sloghtly sticky cover on the leaves which also drops on the floor. I have realised that it may have some desease as…
14 May 2020 -
Daisy
Re: How to Cook and Recipes For Borage
I'm sure I have borage growing in my garden, it looks like the pictures, smells of cucumber and spreads vigorously. I…
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Rosemaria
Re: Growing Rosemary
I have a rosemary plant in a pot, it is now over 20 years old and with little attention grows and flowers every year. It is very woody for the…
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James Henwood
Re: Growing Oregano
Growing Oregano in pots on the windowsill - Once the seeds have germinated and the pot fills with small plants, should you thin these out? If so…
18 April 2020 -
Dee
Re: Cooking with Calendula or Pot Marigold
Someone gave me a large bag of these petals and I need to know of s way to use them in cooking Can you also make tea…
2 April 2020 -
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Re: Growing Bay Leaves
Hi I have a large bay tree in my garden and it has 3 significant side trunks about 10 inches in diameter. We were thinking of removing one and…
29 February 2020 -
Riadigur
Re: Growing Bay Leaves
We have a large bay in our garden which has been there over 20 years. From the ground alongside the main trunk we have 2 side trunks about 8…
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Re: Growing Rosemary
My rosemarinus officinalis has been in bud since late January and this morning(4 Feb 2020) I noticed a fully formed flower. I live in Lincolnshire…
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