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    • HERB PLANTS TRADITIONALLY USED TO SOOTH, HEAL AND CURE
    Unlock Mother Nature’s first aid kit and medicine chest
    For thousands of years herb plants have been used to mend the body and nourish the mind and soul. Many of today’s most popular medicines have plant origins and the health benefits of herbs are well known. These varieties traditionally taken to cure a whole range of aliments, shouldn’t be used medicinally without proper advice. Grown in the UK, all herb plants are hand packed and beautifully presented with decorative pots, wooden labels, harvesting snips and herb growing guide. Minimum order is 6 plants across any variety and then multiples of 6.

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    We sell herbs in FULL collections of SIX plants. You can either choose one of our exclusive, curated herb collections or create your own MIX SIX plant collection (any variety or combination). All come with decorative pots, wooden plant labels, herb plants snips and a comprehensive growing guide.

     

    • Red Clover

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      Fyne Herbs singles Red Clover

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      Red clover is a cheerful, bright little native herb often found in meadows, pastures, and along roadsides and in lawns. Its vibrant pink to purple flowers and distinctive trifoliate leaves are hard to miss. A herb synonymous with luck, if you find a super-rare four leaved clover then go and do the lottery!  Red clover is a well-known natural remedy for the treatment of several menopause symptoms and it’s great for foraging, lending itself to a number of culinary uses. Easy to grow, it just needs a bit of space to spread. 

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    • Tarragon - French - Fyne Herbs

      Tarragon - French

      French Tarragon has an unfair reputation as a problem - difficult to grow and quick to die. You just need to remember its more tender than most and hates overwintering in wet soil. Plant in full sun, in a herb bed or large pot with fertile, light, free-draining soil and you’ll be fine. It’ll grow vigorously when happy and should return again and again as long as it’s tucked up over winter or bought indoors (in pots).  Tarragon will be really happy growing in our pot on a sunny windowsill until it needs potting on. 

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    • Toadflax

      Fyne Herbs singles Toadflax

      Toadflax is a delightful, cheerful wildflower herb which spreads freely and can get a bit out of hand. It’s hard to complain at its profligacy because Toadflax flowers are a designed for bees and look simply gorgeous. Often called ‘wild snapdragons’ due to their resemblance to Antirrhinums, they’re actually second cousins or something and are certainly more useful! Unfortunately, Toadflax doesn't play well with cats and dogs - it can be toxic if eaten.  Historically, Toadflax was used as a natural dye for producing yellow hues. It was considered a “herb of the people,” appreciated for its medicinal properties and its association with purity and resilience.

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    Herb Collections for Health and Wellbeing

    Smelly Soap Herb Collection
    Since early man (and women) first became aware of B.O., herbs of many sorts have been used to de-odour, cleanse and heal the skin. Unsurprisin...
    Since early man (and women) first became aware of B.O., herbs of many sorts have been used to de-odour, cleanse and heal the skin. Unsurprisingly, the herbs in this collection all bring scent to the party (except Marigold but she brings the colour), but that’s not their only super-power. They all have different, traditional skin healing properties and are lovely in handmade soaps.
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    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...
    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. Medicinal information for interest and amusement only. Do not use herb plants to treat illnesses or health conditions without first consulting your vet and a fully qualified herbalist
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    Butterfly Bonanza Herb Collection
    Where have all the butterflies gone? The sight of buddleia bushes pulsating with masses of vibrant species seems like a childhood memory. Unfo...
    Where have all the butterflies gone? The sight of buddleia bushes pulsating with masses of vibrant species seems like a childhood memory. Unfortunately, it's not nostalgic rose-tintedness, there's been an 80% reduction in UK butterflies since the 1970's. Hopefully times are changing, with fewer pesticides used and rewilding being encouraged. These herbs will do their bit.
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    Happy Hound Herb Collection
    Many dogs have a habit of searching out certain leaves for a nibble, it often seems like they know what they need. They’re not wrong as a few ...
    Many dogs have a habit of searching out certain leaves for a nibble, it often seems like they know what they need. They’re not wrong as a few herbs here and there can be a beneficial addition to their diet. Fresh or dried, herbs can help sooth digestion - calming woofy wafts, freshen breath, ease anxiety, heal skin and help keep coats in tip-top condition.
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    Evergreen Herb Collection
    This mob of herbal heavy lifters will have your back all year round. They're all evergreen, shrubby or woody types and once mature will be as ...
    This mob of herbal heavy lifters will have your back all year round. They're all evergreen, shrubby or woody types and once mature will be as tough as they come, giving essential culinary herbs through the autumn and winter. Slower growing than most, they'll happily sit on a sunny windowsill for a while (especially over winter) but will only reach their impressive potential outside in pots, a herb garden or border.
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    Read About Herbs Used For Medicine and Wellbeing

    Chervil – A fine herb for putting the spring in your step

    Chervil was a herb traditionally thought to lift the mood and spirit. John Gerard the famous herbalist, gave it the medieval equivalent of a ‘like’ by describing it as ‘comforting the heart and increasing lust and strength’! All parts of the plant were used for medicine, including the roots and it was prized for its digestive and diuretic properties.

    Chamomile – More than a relaxing bedtime drink!

    Chamaemelum nobile (Roman chamomile) is not to be confused with the lawn variety and is grown for its medicinal properties. Everyone knows chamomile as a soothing bedtime tea to help you sleep and that is its superpower, but it has other health boosting benefits too. It’s a ‘nervine’ herb, thought to benefit the central nervous system and has excellent anti-allergenic and antioxidant properties.

    Bergamot (monarda didyma) – not just a balm for bees!

    Bergamot (Bee Balm) originates from North America and was traditionally used to make ‘Oswego Tea’, drunk for a whole range of health benefits. It’s a very rich source of Thymol used commercially as the antiseptic in mouth wash. Bergamot is a ‘Nervine’, a group of herbs thought to benefit the nervous system, either as a relaxant, tonic or stimulant.

    Sleepy Herb Collection

    A night time herbal tea has been used as a natural sleep remedy since early times. Many herbs are renowned for their soporific powers and this gift collection of plants contains six of the most effective herbs for sleep and relaxation. Get a brew on and create your own natural remedy with the best herbs for sleep, or send as a beautifully presented gardening gift with everything needed to grow herbs indoors or out.

    Medicinal information for interest and amusement only. Do not use herb plants to treat illnesses or health conditions without first consulting your GP and a fully qualified herbalist

    Sleepy Herb Collection

    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
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    Chamomile Everyone knows cup of chamomile tea before bedtime has long been considered a sleep aid. Chamomile contains an antioxidant called apigenin which is thought to act as a mild tranquilizer, inducing drowsiness and reducing stress.
    Dill Dill has been used as a calmative for thousands of years. In tea it’s taken as a remedy for insomnia and sleep disorders. The free radical fighting flavonoids (say that quickly out loud…!) and B vitamins in dill can reduce levels of cortisol in the brain, lowering stress and aiding sleep.
    Lavender - Provence Lavender has traditionally been used to aid sleep – stuffing a pillow or sachet with dried flowers was a well-known thing. In case for thousands of years people were wrong, several scientific studies have now confirmed that breathing in lavender scent when asleep could improve sleep quality.
    Lemon Balm It’s believed Lemon balm can ease insomnia and sleep disorders, especially when combined with valerian. It has a mildly sedative and relaxing properties and a relaxing infusion of leaves before bedtime may help on your way to the land of Nod.
    Lemon Verbena For centuries lemon verbena has been used to treat insomnia and sleeplessness. It’s rich in volatile oils which can help the brain inhibit nerve signals, relaxing the mind and inducing sleep. Traditionally, it was taken in a relaxing tea before bedtime.
    Catmint Unfortunately, catmint doesn’t have the same effect on humans as it does on cats, it would probably be illegal if it did! However, it’s known to have relaxing, stress-relieving properties which may help with sleep, especially taken in a tea.
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