Chef's Complete Kitchen Herb Collection

dt-brown VEGETABLE PLANTS 9 x 9cm Potted Plants (EARLY) Chef's Complete Kitchen Herb Collection
dt-brown VEGETABLE PLANTS Chef's Complete Kitchen Herb Collection
DT Brown VEGETABLE PLANTS Chef's Complete Kitchen Herb Collection
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Botanical Name: Artemisia dranunculus, Thymus citriodorus, Petroselinum crispum, Mentha spicata, Salvia officinalis Purpurascens, Allium schoenoprasum, Origanum vulgare, Thymus vulgaris
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Feel the self-satisfaction when you add herbs to your recipes grown from your own garden or allotment. What a tasty treat! Not only are they easy to grow, you can grow them in your plots, garden borders, patio pots near the back door, window boxes or hanging baskets. Plant them in a sunny position, where you are able to enjoy their aroma. You will be able to start picking the fresh leaves as soon as they arrive.

This collection of our favourites will supply the chef in the kitchen all the herbs they will need, 9 large 9cm pots of the following varieties:

  • French Tarragon - A delicious herb and great paired with chicken and fish. Also add a few sprigs to flavour vinegar to make a superb salad dressing.

  • Chives - The must have herb. The leaves have a mild onion flavour which when finely chopped can be added to many dishes, we love it chopped into scrambled eggs.

  • Lemon Thyme - A wonderful and unique flavour adding citrus notes to meat and fish dishes. Looks very attractive grown in pots and window boxes.

  • Garden Mint - The traditional garden mint, full of flavour and superb for making mint sauce or adding to new potatoes when cooking.

  • Purple Sage - Strong and robustly flavoured and much famed for adding to stuffing, especially with pork or poultry. Evergreen foliage.

  • Oregano Hot ‘n’ Spicy - The delicious musky flavour of Greek Oregano is coupled with a spicy kick in this fantastic variety. Perfect when added to Mexican or Italian dishes to lend a little kick to the cooking!

  • Common Thyme - Is any herb more useful than Thyme? Great in sauces, soups, stuffings and perfect added to any food cooked in wine. Bees love the flowers too!

  • Curled Parsley - Deserves a place in every garden, dark green and very curly. So popular in the kitchen you might need two pots!

  • French Parsley - A must have flat-leaved parsley can be used to enhance the favour of a wide range of dishes, as well as making a wonderful garnish.

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