Posted 3 years ago by Snizl for Trowell Garden Centre
Create your own culinary herb garden that looks almost too good to eat!
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Try planting a selection of tasty herbs valued as much for their ornamental appeal as their flavour. From sage to thyme, rosemary to clipped bay and flowering chives, combine herbs valued for their ornamental beauty to produce long-lasting displays as well as regular pickings for the kitchen.
Low-growing thyme is a herb garden favourite, perfect for making a herb carpet, softening the edges of gravel paths, or filling gaps between paving. With flavoursome foliage in greens, silvers and golds, plus colourful flowers too, they’ll look good and provide pickings all year. Try flavouring casseroles, soups and sauces with homemade bouquet made from sprigs of thyme and parsley wrapped in a bay leaf.
Low-growing thyme is a herb garden favourite, perfect for making a herb carpet, softening the edges of gravel paths, or filling gaps between paving. With flavoursome foliage in greens, silvers and golds, plus colourful flowers too, they’ll look good and provide pickings all year. Try flavouring casseroles, soups and sauces with homemade bouquet made from sprigs of thyme and parsley wrapped in a bay leaf.