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Herb Basket

This practical herb holder will bring a touch of the country and fresh flavours to any kitchen. These herbs are grown in the UK and are much hardier than those you might find in the supermarket.
Herb Trio Windowsil herbs Potted herb planter
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This practical herb holder will bring a touch of the country and fresh flavours to any kitchen. These herbs are grown in the UK and are much hardier than those you might find in the supermarket.
This weeks herbs are looking really nice as pictured with a fresh selection of culinary herbs available from the drop down menu on the right. Crop and use the tasty herbs on the windowsil and then for best results plant them out in the garden later in the summer for year round herbs for cooking.
35cm x 10cm x 13cm approx
Pink Rose Card
Total Price: £20.00 excluding delivery

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Soft gray-green leaves and wholesome fragrance.
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Fragrant herb of remembrance.
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Exquisite close up of classic pink rose
How to Look After our Plants
Looking after your Indoor Herbs
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Herbs are usually grown outside, but young plants are quite happy indoors if you follow a few simple tips. Indoors, they will have a shorter life, but keep cutting them back and you will find they last longer than you might think.
Like most plants, herbs need sunlight. A sunny windowsill or a cool bright room is best. Try to keep them away from any radiators and their leaves from contact with the glass, where they may get scorched or chilled.
When picking herbs for cooking, cut or pick stems cleanly leaving a couple of centimetres of stalk above the soil, when you have used a complete crop of leaves allow the plant to rest and regrow. Regular harvesting encourages growth but once your plants have been harvested 2 or 3 times they should be repotted in a larger pot or planted out in the garden in a sunny sheltered spot.
Indoor herbs are generally very robust plants. However sometimes their fragrant leaves can be bruised in transit. If you notice any crushed or damaged leaves, nip these off to add flavour to your evening dinner and encourage new growth.

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