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We grow and sell medicinal herbs & edible perennials including a wide range of perennial vegetables that make a great addition to the conventional veg plot/allotment/garden. All plants are grown by us and are chemical-free. Our aim is to help others create resilient, bountiful and beautiful growing spaces….
Babington Leek (Allium ampeloprasum) – BULBILS
Babington Leek (Allium ampeloprasum var Babingtonii). An extremely low maintenance, hardy and very tasty, edible ...Read More
Sand Leek/Rocombole (Allium scorodoprasum) BARE ROOT x 3
Not to be confused with Rocombole Garlic (Allium sativum v. ophioscorodon).
An interesting addition for the ...Read More
Comfrey BOCKING 14 Symphytum x Uplandicum Root Cuttings
This is a non-spreading variety of comfrey.
Clump-forming herbaceous hardy perennial reaching over 1m/3ft high ...Read More
Korean Celery (Dystaenia takesimana)
Very hardy perennial with deeply divided leaves and attractive umbels of white flowers on tall stems in from July ...Read More
Siberian Purslane / Pink Purslane (Claytonia sibirica / Montia sibirica)
Clump-forming perennial that is evergreen in areas that see mild winters. Self-seeds readily to form carpets – so ...Read More
Motherwort (Leonurus cardiaca)
Hardy perennial reaching 1.5m/5ft high with whorls of dusky purple flowers in summer.
Prefers open, sunny ...Read More
King’s Spear (Asphodeline lutea)
An easy to grow perennial reaching 1m high and wide. Prefers a well-drained soil. Can tolerate partial shade. ...Read More
Skullcap (Scutellaria lateriflora)
Hardy perennial reaching about 75cm/30" high with pretty blue, hooded flowers from midsummer.
Medicinally, the ...Read More
Taunton Deane Perennial Kale
An old variety of perennial Cottager's Kale, providing year round, tasty sweet leaves. One plant can grow over a ...Read More
Red Clover (Trifolium pratense)
Common perennial reaching 60cm/2' high and wide with pinkish/red flowers. Prefers a sunny position and poor, ...Read More
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Perennial Alliums – Sand Leek, Serpent Garlic as alternatives to Babington Leek
There are several varieties of perennial allium - each flowering from July - August, if not harvested - then ...
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