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School Herb Garden advice wanted.

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  • gjautosgjautos Posts: 429
    Sorrel is easy to grow and gives a bit of height, chives are easy and pretty too. 
  • FireFire Posts: 19,096
    It might be interesting, as you have so much space, to consider an historical patch with cuurently lesser grown herbs such as lovage, savory and hyssop.
  • temp11temp11 Posts: 9
    gjautos said:
    Sorrel is easy to grow and gives a bit of height, chives are easy and pretty too. 
    Thank you.
  • temp11temp11 Posts: 9
    Fire said:
    It might be interesting, as you have so much space, to consider an historical patch with cuurently lesser grown herbs such as lovage, savory and hyssop.
    Thanks. I've previously grown lovage and I think it's underated.  Also along the historical line... I'm pondering something like soapwort. 
  • ButtercupdaysButtercupdays Posts: 4,546
    Or Angelica - there's a purple version too, and you can candy the stems. Very statuesque, but it may seed itself about. I like Lovage too. As a vegetarian, it is very useful for a bit of umami to liven things up :D
  • FireFire Posts: 19,096
    Soapwort might be fun to wash with.
  • temp11temp11 Posts: 9
    Buttercupdays said:
    Or Angelica - there's a purple version too, and you can candy the stems. Very statuesque, but it may seed itself about. I like Lovage too. As a vegetarian, it is very useful for a bit of umami to liven things up :D
    Not to mention spicing up a Brandy. 😆😆
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