Foodies Favourite Herb Plants Collection

Rhubarb will grow in almost any soil, provided it doesn’t become waterlogged in winter, but best results will be obtained on fertile soils, so dig in plenty of well-rotted organic matter, like farmyard manure or garden compost. Just before planting, rake in a dressing of balanced fertiliser, such as growmore, to help plants establish.

The English word cabbage is believed to derive from the French “caboche,” a colloquial term for “head”. The wild cabbage, Brassica oleracea, was a native of western coastal Europe.

To add some heat and colour to your dishes, growing your own chilli seeds allows you to taste varieties that aren’t found in supermarkets. As well as adding some spice to your cooking, chilli plants also look great within a growing space, producing vibrant blooms and pods.