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Curry Leaf plant (bergera koenigii) Curry leaf plant 2023 Curry Leaf Plant
Curry Leaf plant (bergera koenigii)

Curry Leaf Plant

Available from 06/06/2025

£27.00
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This rare curry leaf plant makes a great gift for a chef or curry lover. This is the true curry leaf tree, Bergera Koenigii, and it's leaves can be used fresh as you would bay leaves to produce an authentic savoury flavour in a range of Indian and Sri Lankan dishes. The curry leaf is the perfect companion for when you want to add that defining flavour to your food.

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Current Description

Sorry we've now sold out of this size of curry leaf plant for the 2024 season, but we do have a fresh batch growing on at the nursery and you can pre-order one from this batch for delivery in June 2025

In the meantime, we do have a few larger curry leaf plants available and we hope to have a smaller size available from December onwards and we'll update this page as soon as we have more news.

Known by many names included Bergera koenigii, murraya, curry leaf, sweet neem, kari­veppilai, kari­patta or karhi-pat. This is the true curry leaf that is a key ingredient in a number of dishes from south east Asia. Particularly prized by chefs and cooks this is a herb that is hard to get hold of in the UK at it's best when used fresh.

We grow these very special plants at our Sussex nursery and they are so popular it is worth reserving one for delivery next year.

25cm tall including the 1L pot
1 x Curry Leaf Plant   + £0.00
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4.5 Stars 4.7/ 5 108 reviews
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Nikki B-sdaram, 27 days ago
5 stars

Good instructions with great plant

chris fownes, Aug 20
5 stars

Brilliant customer service and delivery service Keep up the good work

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Vicky Simon, Aug 13
5 stars

Plant is looking healthy and it makes me happy

Jack Parry-Jones, Aug 09
5 stars

Excellent

pauline, Jul 24
5 stars

The curry plant is healthy and looks great

vivek, Jun 20
5 stars

Healthy plant

customer, May 28
5 stars

Fantastic company, beautiful plant, packaging and care guide.

Angela, May 22
5 stars

The plant arrived in great condition, and it made a wonderful present!

. Jen, Feb 06
5 stars

Excellent plant

Sophie Dunn, Dec 27
5 stars

Looks good

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Care Instrictions

These instructions are sent with the plant gift

The Curry Leaf Tree (Bergera or Murraya koenigii) also known as the Sweet Neem tree produces pungent leaves which add that authentic curry taste in Indian and Sri Lankan dishes. Not to be confused with the herbaceous "curry plant" (Helichrysum Italicum) that smells but doesn"t taste of Curry. This true curry leaf can be used like bay leaves whole in cooking to add a pungent savoury flavour.

Native to warmer countries they do need to be protected from frost, particularly when young, so a bright windowsill is best in winter and a bright windowsill or sheltered patio in summer.

These young plants have recently been repotted and will be quite happy in there existing pots until at least next Summer. Over winter be careful not to over water, watering only a small amount when the top of the soil dries out completely. In the spring and summer as they start to put on new growth you will need to water more often and you might want to add a general purpose feed to the water every few waterings to encourage growth.

Once your plant has grown on a little you can start harvesting the leaves for cooking. Fresh leaves have by far the best flavour but you can also freeze or dry the leaves for future use.

Eventually these young plants can grow into attractive small trees and will produce white flowers followed by decorative black berries.

More Information

Curry Tree

Scientific Name:Murraya Koeniggi

Also known as Sweet Neemh tree this is the true curry leaf tree

Small white flowers followed by black berries

Berries are toxic but valuable for seed when fresh

Originating in asia and southern india the curry leaf tree has been dried and used in slow cooked dishes for centuries.

http://www.growyourowncurry.co.uk

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