Herb Collection B | 5 Large Plug Plants

Grow your own Herb plants! Buy our collection of 5 herb plug plants, pot into 10cm pots, grow on a kitchen windowsill, greenhouse or patio then plant out into patio containers, window boxes, hanging baskets, herb gardens etc. You will receive 1 of each of the following professionally grown plug plants;

• Chives (Allium schoenoprasum)
• Origanum Vulgare (Common Origano)
• Parsley Plain Flat Leaved (Petroselinum crispum 'French')
• Tarragon French
• Lemon Balm (Melissa Officinalis)

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Brand:  Brookside Nursery
Supplied as:  5 Large Plug Plants
Position:  Sun or Partial Shade
Suitable for Patio Containers?  Yes
Scented?  Scented

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Free UK delivery on all orders over £50!

For all orders under £50 in value we make a one off P&P charge of £4.95 per order.

Smaller orders are dispatched via Royal Mail 1st Class, larger orders via Parcelforce 24.

We are the only online plug plants supplier to offer a choice of a specific dispatch week for your order. When placing your order, use the drop down box above to select your required dispatch week. You can also alter dispatch weeks in the shopping basket.

All our plug plants are shipped in specially designed packaging to keep the root system in place and the foliage protected in transit.

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For more information about international and Northern Ireland deliveries, please click here.

Size guide - Pack of 5 Herb Plug Plants 

Our herb plugs are securely rooted, healthy plugs that would benefit from being grown on in 9/10cm pots for a few weeks before planting out in herb gardens, containers or hanging baskets. Tender varieties will need protecting from frost. Compost volume around 2.5 – 3cm deep x 3.2cm square. Foliage height 1.5cm – 5cm (depending on variety). Full growing instructions are provided.

Herbs are easy to grow, don’t need any special attention, are happy planted in normal garden soil for the most part in a mostly sunny site and the best thing, apart from the fact they are edible, is that they are magnets for pollinating bees and butterflies.

Freshly harvested herbs are so wonderful to have growing in the garden or on the kitchen window sill and the great joy is that they are edible and can be used in soups, salads, recipes from around the world, garnishes and popped into refreshing summer drinks.

Herbs do really well growing individually in pots and containers.  They can look fabulous in hanging baskets too alongside summer bedding.  Kept by the back door, herbs grown in tubs or in a small herb bed can be easily accessed in less than clement weather when a walk down the garden is not appealing!