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    Fennel – The Roman cure-all which might help weight-loss
    Fennel – The Roman cure-all which might help weight-loss
    Fennel plants contain many beneficial nutrients, vitamins and minerals. It’s been used in medicine since Roman times, Pliny the Elder was particularly enamoured. Thought to be particularly good for cardiovascular health, Fennel is very high in magnesium, potassium and nitrite....     Chives – The allium aphrodisiacs which might put you in the mood!
    Chives – The allium aphrodisiacs which might put you in the mood!
    Chives and Garlic chive herbs have traditionally been used to treat similar aliments, despite one coming Europe and the other China. The Romans believed chive plants could relieve the pain from sunburn or a sore throat and ate them to...     Borage – Is it the star flower in a medicinal herb garden?
    Borage – Is it the star flower in a medicinal herb garden?
    Borage plants (aka starflower) has been prized for its medicinal prowess since early times. Borage leaves were believed to lift the spirits and calm the nerves, especially before battle and a borage tea was drunk as a relaxant and stress...     Basil – The only herb associated with love, hatred and scorpions!
    Basil – The only herb associated with love, hatred and scorpions!
    Basil might be better known for its culinary impact, but is also herb with fantastic medicinal benefits too. It’s packed with different essential oils and has powerful antiseptic properties, good for treating minor wounds and bites. It has a calming...

    Blissful Kitty Herb Collection

    Send your favourite feline into raptures with this herb plant collection for cats. With herbs to sooth and stimulate your kitty, most of which are happy indoors in our special decorative pots. A thoughtful gift for gardening cat owners, or from you to your special furry friend.
    ALL HERB COLLECTIONS INCLUDE

    ALL HERB COLLECTIONS INCLUDE

    SIX UK grown,9cm potted herb plants PLUS everything you need to start your herbs off indoors or out:
    Ornamental Pots
    Ornamental Pots
    All herbs come with a stylish pot for use indoors or out
    Wooden labels
    Wooden labels
    Sustainable bamboo labels with advice just a click away
    Herb Snips
    Herb Snips
    Super sharp steel snips to give your herbs a glow up
    Growing Guide
    Growing Guide
    A guide to loving and caring for our most popular herbs
    what’s included
    files/CAT1PROD2SS2005145540.png Catmint
    Catmint is generally milder and less smelly than catnip but can still have a feelgood effect on felines. It has a minty aroma and produces spikes of beautiful deep violet flowers which will attract bees and cats.
    files/CAT2S194614262.png Catnip
    A pot of catnip growing on a windowsill could send your kitty into euphoric raptures. Not all cats respond to the smell, but those that do have a feelgood reaction – becoming stimulated, then wacked out!
    files/LEB1PROD1SS781125253.png Lemon Balm
    The uplifting, feel good effects of lemon balm can be of benefit to cats and dogs. The leaves can ease anxiety and may have a calming effect on your pet’s digestive system, easing pain and diarrhoea.
    files/MPT1PROD3SS343083821_9b2e644f-b007-4922-a54b-21f1ff147fc1.png Marigold - Pot
    Calendula officinalis could have benefits for your cats and dogs. Just like for humans, it’s used as a skin and wound healer for scrapes, scratches, bites and stings and might help sooth joint aches and pains
    files/DOG_PAR_SS1922668583.png Parsley - Flat Leaved
    Parsley is packed full of vitamins and minerals (including potassium, beta-carotene) which can be beneficial to your cat. A sprinkling here and there on food may help freshen the breath and ease aches and pains.
    files/CAT_COL_BAS2_SS2363745589_2.png Purple Basil
    Cats are often attracted to the fresh scent of basil and will happily nibble a few leaves. Perfectly safe for cats, a sprinkling of leaves are a good source of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals.
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