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Culinary herbs - what do you grow?
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19-07-2009, 12:13 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
June Hughes
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Culinary herbs - what do you grow?
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Essentials include bay, parsley, thyme, marjoram, rosemary, sage,
chives, summer savory, dill and rocket at least. I also grow basil,
wild marjoram, winter savory, lovage (now dying, for some reason),
angelica, fennel, coriander, borage and probably others.
I love herbs and grown all those plus several additional varieties of
sage and basil.
I forgot horseradish and two kinds of mint in the essential section!
Plus woodruff in the inessential :-)
The thing about most herbs is that they don't need mollycoddling,
so they don't die when I ignore them. Usually ....
Oh, and MANY chillis - essential.
I've only just started growing chillis. None have appeared yet though.
Mine have a few flowers. They typically don't fruit until later,
as they need a lot of sun and heat - and do better in a greenhouse,
conservatory or polytunnel.
I had mine in my tiny greenhouse but they have been outside for a couple
of weeks. They are now going back in. I don't have much gardening
common sense sometimes. Thanks Nick.
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