Beyond enhancing the flavors of your favorite dishes, our meticulously curated herbs hold the power to nourish not only your taste buds but also your well-being and beauty.
Explore the diverse dimensions of herbs at Fyne Herbs – from culinary mastery to holistic health and natural radiance.
If you want to bring all the bees to the yard then growing Viper’s Bugloss is a must. It’s a striking native wildflower herb with electric-blue flowers and bristly stems, also known as blueweed or blue devil and is famous for its bee appeal. Like most native wildflowers, Viper’s Bugloss is incredibly easy to grow - is suitable for most soil types and enjoys full sun. It just likes to be left alone to get on with its main purpose which seems to be to attract as many bees and pollinators as possible! Once thought to cure snake bites due to the speckled stems and seeds resembling a viper’s skin or head, it’s not a culinary plant and is now rarely used in medicinal remedies.
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Woad (Isatis tinctoria) is a historic blue dye plant for UK gardens. Learn how to grow it, its uses, and buy young woad plants online. Often known as Dyer’s Woad or Blue Woad, it’s famous for producing a rich blue dye long before indigo reached Europe. Woad is a striking, architectural plant that also boasts a long history of medicinal use, folklore, and cultural symbolism. Often thought to have been used by the ancient Picts (and Mel Gibson) for tattooing their bodies with intricate blue designs, there is now some conjecture about this. Never-the-less, there’s no doubting it’s importance in the early textile industry when vast fields were sown with Woad and laws that laws were passed to protect its trade.
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Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) is a native wildflower herb with a rich and ground breaking medicinal history. It’s a cottage garden staple with hundreds of varieties in different colours - all bred from this original woodland dwelling plant. All parts of the plant are highly toxic to humans and animals so beware if you’ve nibbly cats and dogs or inquisitive young children. Foxgloves are one of Britain’s most recognisable wildflowers, instantly spotted by its tall spires of dangling, thimble-shaped blooms. Also known as fairy gloves, witches’ bells, dead man’s bells, or folk’s glove, they are especially adored by bumble bees. In the 18th century, English physician William Withering revolutionised cardiac medicine by identifying compounds in foxgloves which are used to this day to treat heart conditions.
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Herb Robert is a type of native wild geranium with pretty pink flowers, which thrives almost anywhere. It’s an important wildflower herb for bees and pollinators and has a rich history of medicinal use and spiritualism. Also known as Stinking Bob, this cheerful little fella has a dark side which is that it has a rather pungent, off-putting, musty smell when crushed. Bluntly – think fox wee! Don’t let that put you off though. It’s delicate pink flowers and ability to grow in most soils and aspects make it an attractive choice for areas of the garden where other plants struggle. Thought to be named after a medieval monk - St Robert of Molesme, who popularised its use medicinally, using it to stop bleeding, healing wounds, and treating infections.
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All our themed herb garden boxes make the perfect gardening gift. As well as 12 top quality, UK grown herb plants, our herb boxes also contain: Sustainable wooden plant labels with advice and inspiration a click away - one for each herb, a pair of super-sharp herb snips for care and harvesting and comprehensive herb growing guide. Add a gift message too and send the best present for gardeners, cooks and loved ones interested in natural wellbeing. Herb Box items form part of the complete Herb Garden Boxes and cannot be purchased separately. Sorry.
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Tomato Tumbler is one of the UK’s most popular trailing cherry tomato varieties, beloved for its compact habit, heavy crops and deliciously sweet fruit. Introduced during the late 20th century as breeding focused increasingly on patio-friendly vegetables, Tumbler quickly became a favourite for hanging baskets and containers. Unlike towering cordon tomatoes that seem intent on taking over the greenhouse, Tumbler stays neat and manageable while still producing masses of juicy cherry tomatoes throughout summer. Tumbler is a bush type, trailing tomato which is a determinate variety, as such it needs little care and attention and can be left to get on with producing loads of delicious fruits. Unlike cordon (Indeterminate) types, you don't need to pinch out the side shoots.
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The high sugar content, abundant crops and exquisitely tasty fruits has earned Sweet Aperitif enthusiastic praise from gardeners and commercial growers alike. Introduced in the UK in the early 2000s and bred for exceptional sweetness, this cherry tomato variety quickly became famous for producing tiny, glossy red fruits bursting with flavour. It has won several gardening awards and is often described as one of the sweetest tomatoes available to home growers. You can look forward to bumper crops of irresistibly snackable fruit. It’s a cordon tomato (indeterminate) so will need plenty of support to reach its full, tasty potential. Preferring a greenhouse, tomato Sweet Aperitif can be grown outside in a warm, sunny, sheltered position.
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Few tomato varieties have achieved the near-legendary status of Tomato Moneymaker, a reliable old favourite that has been filling British greenhouses and salad bowls since the early 20th century. Introduced in England around 1913, this cheerful cordon tomato quickly became popular for its heavy crops, dependable performance and pleasantly balanced flavour. True to its name, it was considered profitable for market growers because it produced masses of uniform fruits over a long season.
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Home grown cucumbers are a joy and easier to grow than you might think. Forget tasteless, watery shop bought varieties - nothing beats the flavour, crunch and satisfaction of your own cucumbers. Whilst many need greenhouse conditions, some cucumber varieties have been bred for outdoor growing in our unpredictable climate. Cucumber Ridge Perfection plants are a great example and one of the best. It's a traditional and highly reliable outdoor cucumber variety, producing abundant crops of crisp, refreshing fruits throughout the summer months. Well suited to UK growing conditions, this popular variety is prized for its excellent flavour, vigorous growth and dependable performance in gardens, allotments and raised beds. The dark green fruits have a firm texture and classic cucumber taste, making them ideal for salads, sandwiches, lunchboxes, pickling and summer recipes. Ridge Perfection cucumbers are known for their refreshing flavour and are perfect for harvesting fresh from the garden when at their peak. Easy to grow and highly productive, Cucumber Ridge Perfection plants thrive in a warm, sunny and sheltered position with fertile, moisture-retentive soil. Regular watering and feeding during the growing season will encourage healthy growth and continuous cropping. Plants can be allowed to trail naturally or trained onto supports and trellis systems to save space and improve fruit quality. Ideal for vegetable gardens, allotments and kitchen gardens, Ridge Perfection cucumber plants are a fantastic choice for gardeners looking for a reliable outdoor cropping variety. Their vigorous growth, strong disease resistance and generous yields make them suitable for both beginner and experienced growers. Perfect for UK gardeners seeking delicious homegrown cucumbers, Cucumber Ridge Perfection plants provide an extended harvest of fresh, crunchy fruits that are far superior in flavour to many shop-bought alternatives.
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Why yellow courgettes aren’t more widely available in shops and supermarkets we have no idea. They’re as easy to grow and are as prolific as their green sisters but with the added advantage of being gorgeous to look at and to eat! Courgette Golden Jemmer is no exception - the plants are a productive and attractive, producing masses of bright golden-yellow fruits throughout the summer. Easy to grow and quick to crop, this popular courgette variety is ideal for vegetable gardens, allotments, raised beds and large containers, delivering reliable harvests and outstanding flavour. Golden Jemmer courgette plants thrive in a sunny, sheltered position with fertile, moisture-retentive soil. They are a bush variety making them more compact and less likely to roam around the garden than others. Regular watering and feeding during the growing season will encourage strong growth and a continuous supply of fruits from early summer through to autumn. The compact plants are easy to manage, making them suitable for gardens of all sizes and ideal for growing in large pots. The smooth golden fruits have a tender texture and mild, slightly sweet flavour, making them perfect for roasting, grilling, stir-fries, salads, soups and Mediterranean dishes. Their vibrant colour adds interest to homegrown meals and makes them easy to spot amongst the foliage when harvesting. Highly productive and simple to grow, Courgette Golden Jemmer plants are an excellent choice for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. Regular harvesting encourages even more fruit production, allowing a single plant to provide an abundance of delicious courgettes over many weeks. Perfect for UK growing conditions, Courgette Golden Jemmer combines attractive appearance, reliable performance and excellent culinary versatility, making it a valuable addition to any vegetable garden or kitchen garden.
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You won't regret growing this little beauty! Aubergine Pinstripe plants are a stunning and productive variety, producing eye-catching purple fruits decorated with distinctive white stripes. Combining ornamental beauty with excellent flavour, this compact aubergine variety is ideal for greenhouses, conservatories, patios and sunny vegetable gardens throughout the UK. Producing slightly smaller fruits than their glossy purple relatives, they have a mild, creamy texture and delicate flavour, making them perfect for a wide range of culinary uses. Aubergine Pinstripe is ideal for grilling, roasting, barbecuing, stuffing and adding to Mediterranean dishes, curries, ratatouille and homemade vegetable recipes. Pinstripe aubergine plants thrive in warm, sunny conditions and prefer fertile, moisture-retentive compost with good drainage. Regular watering and weekly feeding with a high-potash fertiliser will encourage strong growth, abundant flowering and a generous crop of high-quality fruits throughout the summer and early autumn. Well suited to growing in pots, grow bags, raised beds and greenhouse borders, Aubergine Pinstripe plants have a naturally compact habit that makes them perfect for smaller gardens and container growing. Their attractive foliage, colourful flowers and unusual striped fruits make them as decorative as they are productive. Easy to grow and highly rewarding, Aubergine Pinstripe plants are an excellent choice for UK gardeners looking to grow a unique and delicious aubergine variety with outstanding ornamental appeal and reliable harvests.
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Chilli Pepper Habanero Paper Lantern plants are a superb choice for growers looking for intense heat, exceptional flavour and heavy crops of colourful chillies. This popular habanero variety produces vibrant lantern-shaped peppers packed with fiery heat and a distinctive fruity tropical taste that is perfect for hot sauces, marinades, curries and Caribbean-inspired cooking. A member of the species Capsicum chinense, this habanero-type chilli originates from the Caribbean and Central America, where hot peppers have been cultivated for centuries. The “Paper Lantern” variety became popular with gardeners thanks to its heavy cropping habit, vivid orange-red fruits and reliable performance in warm growing conditions. Suited best to greenhouse growing, they are easy to grow but should be handled with care! This is a great variety for drying, producing a smoky, super-hot chilli.
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