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English Lavender – Lavandula angustifolia
Heirloom | Perennial Herb | Fragrant & Hardy
A timeless garden favourite, English Lavender brings soothing fragrance, soft purple blooms, and year-round charm to borders, herb beds, and pollinator-friendly spaces. This hardy perennial is ideal for drying, oils, and sachets—and thrives in sunny, well-drained positions.
🌱 Sowing Details:
- Sow: Late winter to early spring
- Method: Start in trays or pots (not recommended for direct sowing)
- Depth: Surface sow or cover lightly (1–2 mm)
- Temperature: 20–25°C
- Germination: 14–28 days (slow and irregular)
- Watering: Mist gently to keep soil moist but not wet
🌼 Growing Notes:
- Height: 40–60 cm
- Spacing: 30–40 cm
- Aspect: Full sun
- Soil: Well-drained, alkaline to neutral
- Flowering: ~4–6 months from sowing (flowers in second year)
- Features: Aromatic foliage, drought-tolerant, pollinator-friendly
✨ Why You’ll Love It:
- Classic scent and soft colour for borders and herb gardens
- Excellent for drying, oils, and fragrant sachets
- Low maintenance and long-lived
- Pairs beautifully with rosemary, thyme, and other Mediterranean herbs
Approx 100 seeds
👼Rosa chinensis ‘Angel Wings’ – Miniature Rose Blooms for Pots, Borders & Fairy Gardens
🛒 Product Description
Rosa chinensis ‘Angel Wings’ is a charming dwarf rose perennial grown from seed, producing dainty, single to semi-double blooms in soft shades of pink, blush, and white. With its compact size and romantic appeal, it’s perfect for:
- 🌸 Containers, patio pots, and window boxes
- 🌿 Edging borders and cottage-style gardens
- 🧚 Fairy gardens and miniature landscapes
Growing to approximately 25–35 cm, Angel Wings thrives in full sun, blooms from late spring through summer, and offers a gentle fragrance. It’s ideal for gardeners seeking a low-maintenance rose with a delicate, heirloom look—perfect for gifting, small spaces, and whimsical displays.
🌱 Germination & Growing Instructions
- When to Sow: Late winter to early spring
- Sowing Method: Sow into trays or pots
- Depth: Sow 3 mm deep
- Temperature: Maintain 18–22°C
- Watering: Keep soil moist until germination
- Germination Time: 14–28 days (may benefit from cold stratification)
- Transplanting: Harden off and plant out after frost risk has passed.
- approx. .100g/25seeds
Bring bold colour and pollinator magic to your garden with Achillea 'Cerise Queen'!
This hardy, mat-forming perennial bursts into bloom with clusters of vivid cherry-pink flowers from early summer through autumn. Its finely cut, aromatic foliage adds texture and contrast, making it a standout in borders, rockeries, and wildlife gardens.
- Botanical Name: Achillea millefolium 'Cerise Queen'
- Height & Spread: 60cm x 60cm
- Position: Full sun
- Soil: Well-drained; tolerates clay, sandy, or loamy soils
- Flowering: Early summer to late autumn
- Attracts: Bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects
- Uses: Cottage gardens, gravel gardens, cut flowers, dried arrangements
- Other Names: Yarrow, Milfoil, Soldier’s Woundwort
- Approx: 0.100g per pkt
Why You'll Love It:
- Long-lasting blooms in rich cerise pink with soft white centers
- Drought-tolerant once established
- Deer and rabbit resistant
- Low-maintenance and ideal for Australian climates
🌿 Growing Instructions (Care Guide)
🌞 Sunlight:
Plant in full sun for best flowering. Tolerates light shade but may become leggy.
🌱 Soil:
Prefers well-drained soil. Tolerates a wide range of soil types including sandy, loamy, and clay.
💧 Watering:
Water regularly during establishment. Once mature, water only during extended dry spells.
✂️ Maintenance:
- Deadhead spent blooms to encourage repeat flowering
- Cut back hard in late autumn or early spring to promote fresh growth
- Divide clumps every 2–3 years to maintain vigour
🌼 Companion Plants:
Pair with lavender, salvia, echinacea, or ornamental grasses for a vibrant, pollinator-friendly display.
🌾 Tip:
Perfect for naturalistic plantings and low-maintenance landscapes. Also makes a beautiful dried flower
🌸 Aubrieta x cultorum ‘Pink’ – Cascading Spring Color for Rockeries & Borders
🛒 Product Description
Brighten your garden edges with Aubrieta x cultorum ‘Pink’, a low-growing perennial that bursts into bloom with vivid pink flowers in early spring.
0.100g per packet
This alpine classic forms a dense mat of evergreen foliage, making it ideal for:
- 🪨 Rock gardens and retaining walls
- 🌿 Borders and edging
- 🪴 Containers and hanging baskets
Growing just 10–15 cm tall, this trailing variety thrives in full sun to partial shade and is drought-tolerant once established. Its cheerful blooms and cascading habit make it perfect for softening hardscapes and adding early-season color to garden beds.
🌱 Germination & Growing Instructions
- When to Sow: Autumn or early spring
- Sowing Method: Surface sow on moist seed raising mix
- Temperature: Maintain 15–20°C
- Watering: Mist lightly or bottom water to avoid disturbing seeds
- Germination Time: 2–3 weeks
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Transplanting: Move to final position when seedlings are strong enough to handle
- Approx 0.100g seeds
🌿 Cymbalaria muralis – Delicate Trailing Blooms for Walls, Crevices & Shade Gardens
Add a touch of whimsy to your garden with Cymbalaria muralis.
Also known as Ivy-leaved Toadflax or Kenilworth Ivy, this trailing perennial features small, ivy-shaped leaves and delicate lilac-purple flowers with white and yellow markings. It thrives in cracks, crevices, and shady corners, rooting as it spreads. Ideal for cottage gardens, stone walls, and informal plantings, it’s loved for its fairy-tale charm and low-maintenance nature.
- Botanical Name: Cymbalaria muralis
- Height & Spread: Up to 10cm tall × 30–50cm spread
- Position: Part shade to full shade
- Soil: Moist but well-drained; chalk, loam, or sand
- Flowering Period: Spring to early autumn
- Uses: Walls, rockeries, containers, groundcover, shady borders
- Other Names: Kenilworth Ivy, Roving Sailor, Mother-of-Thousands
- Approx. 0.58g/300 seeds per packet
Why You'll Love It:
- Trailing stems root as they go—perfect for vertical surfaces
- Lilac snapdragon-like flowers bloom for months
- Evergreen in mild climates
- Self-seeds freely and spreads gently
- Ideal for shady, low-maintenance spots
🌱 Growing Instructions (Care Guide)
🌞 Light Requirements:
Prefers part shade to full shade. Ideal for walls, underplanting, and cool corners.
🌱 Soil Conditions:
Thrives in moist but well-drained soil. Tolerates chalk, loam, and sand. pH range: acid to alkaline.
🌱 Sowing Instructions:
- Sow directly in autumn or spring
- Press seeds lightly into soil—do not cover deeply
- Germinates in 14–21 days at 15–20°C
- Space plants 15–30cm apart
💧 Watering:
Water regularly during establishment. Once mature, water occasionally—tolerates dry spells but prefers consistent moisture.
✂️ Maintenance:
- Trim back lightly to control spread
- Allow some flowers to go to seed for natural reseeding
- Remove excess growth from unwanted areas
🌼 Tip:
Perfect for softening stone walls, edging shady paths, or trailing from containers. Pairs beautifully with ferns, hostas, and lamium.
🌿Polemonium caeruleum ‘Jacob’s Ladder’ – Soft Blue Blooms & Ferny Foliage for Shade Gardens
🛒 Product Description
Polemonium caeruleum ‘Jacob’s Ladder’ is a charming perennial known for its ladder-like foliage and clusters of bell-shaped, sky-blue flowers. With its elegant form and tolerance for shade, it’s perfect for:
- 🌸 Woodland borders and cottage gardens
- 🌿 Shady beds and underplanting
- 💐 Cut flower arrangements and pollinator-friendly displays
Growing to approximately 40–60 cm, Jacob’s Ladder thrives in part shade to full sun, blooms from late spring through early summer, and attracts bees and beneficial insects. Its ferny foliage remains attractive throughout the season, adding texture and softness to garden compositions.
🌱 Germination & Growing Instructions
- When to Sow: Autumn or early spring
- Sowing Method: Sow into trays or directly into garden beds
- Depth: Sow 3 mm deep
- Temperature: Maintain 15–20°C
- Watering: Keep soil moist until germination
- Germination Time: 14–21 days
- Transplanting: Move to final position when seedlings are strong enough to handle.
- Approx. 0.100g seeds
Garlic Chives
(Allium tuberosum)
Garlic Chives are a versatile, perennial herb prized for their mild garlic flavour and tender, flat green leaves. Widely used in Asian and modern kitchen gardens, they offer a gentler alternative to garlic, with a fresh, onion‑garlic aroma that complements both raw and cooked dishes.
This productive plant forms neat clumps of grass‑like foliage that can be harvested repeatedly throughout the growing season. In late summer, tall stems produce delicate, star‑shaped white flowers that are not only attractive to pollinators but also edible, adding a subtle garlic note to salads and garnishes.
Easy to grow and reliable year after year, Garlic Chives are ideal for garden beds, borders, and pots. Regular cutting encourages fresh growth and helps keep plants compact and productive.
🌿 Why You’ll Love It
- Mild garlic flavour without the heat
- Leaves, buds & flowers all edible
- Hardy perennial – returns each year
- Excellent for containers and small gardens
- Attractive late‑season blooms for pollinators
🌱 Growing Notes
- Position: Full sun to part shade
- Soil: Well‑drained, moderately fertile
- Height: Approx. 30–45 cm
- Harvest: Cut leaves regularly to promote new growth
- Approx 80 seeds pkt
Garlic Chives can self‑seed if flowers are left to mature; deadhead to limit spreading if desired.
Oregano heracleoticum
Greek Oregano • Perennial culinary classic
Oregano heracleoticum, commonly known as Greek Oregano, is the most prized oregano for cooking, valued for its intense aroma and robust, peppery flavour. Native to the Mediterranean, this hardy perennial produces compact, silver‑green foliage and small white flowers in summer, thriving in warm, sunny garden positions.
Renowned as the traditional oregano used in Greek and Italian cuisine, this variety offers a stronger, more authentic flavour than common oregano. The leaves can be used fresh or dried, and many cooks find the flavour deepens even further once dried.
In the garden, Greek Oregano is easy to grow, drought tolerant once established, and well suited to herb beds, borders, and containers. Regular harvesting encourages bushy growth and prolonged productivity, making it a dependable and long‑lived addition to any kitchen garden.
🌿 Why You’ll Love It
- Authentic Greek oregano flavour
- Strongly aromatic, ideal for Mediterranean cooking
- Hardy perennial – returns year after year
- Drought tolerant and low maintenance
- Excellent for pots, borders, and herb gardens
🌱 Growing Notes
- Position: Full sun
- Soil: Free‑draining, light soil
- Height: Approx. 30–60 cm
- Harvest: Pick leaves regularly; prune to keep compact
- Approx 500seeds pkt
Oregano heracleoticum prefers lean soil and dry conditions – rich soil produces softer growth and milder flavour.
Lovage
(Levisticum officinale)
Lovage is a bold, aromatic perennial herb prized for its rich, celery‑like flavour and impressive garden presence. A traditional cottage‑garden favourite, lovage produces lush green foliage on tall, sturdy plants that return year after year once established.
Often described as a more intense version of celery with hints of parsley and anise, lovage is a powerful culinary herb — a small amount goes a long way. The leaves are especially valued for flavouring soups, stocks, stews, and savoury dishes, making lovage a kitchen essential for cool‑season cooking.
In the garden, lovage is hardy, long‑lived, and generous, forming a large clump that can be harvested regularly through the growing season. Its height and fresh green foliage also make it an attractive backdrop in herb beds and mixed plantings.
🌿 Why Grow Lovage
- Strong, aromatic celery‑like flavour
- Classic herb for soups, stocks & slow cooking
- Hardy perennial — returns year after year
- Productive plant with generous leaf harvests
- Traditional cottage‑garden herb
- Approx 30 seeds per packet
🌱 Growing Notes
- Position: Full sun to part shade
- Soil: Rich, moist, well‑drained soil
- Height: Can reach 1.5–2 m when mature
- Harvest: Pick leaves as needed once established
Lovage likes space to grow and rewards the patient gardener with years of flavour and abundance.