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Clary sage is a perennial plant that is valued both for its culinary and ornemental qualities. The flowers are white with some purplish blue undertones, and are an absolute delight for bees. It is used just like common sage, but some recommend using clary sage for more extended uses. In popular medicine, the leaves are used to heal wounds. Clary sage has been grown since Antiquity for its medicinal properties.
This plant only starts flowering on the second year, but it is well worth the wait to see the carpenter bees and hawk-moths feast on the blooms.
Package: 30 seeds
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As you might be able to guess from the name, the sweet chewy treat that we call marshmallow was originally made from the root of this plant. Nowadays, A. officinalis is mostly grown as a medicinal plant for its root's emollient properties, which help soothe several types of irritations and inflammations, and as an ornemental plant. Its delicate flowers are white with a hint of pink, and are indeed pretty. Additionally all parts of the plant can be consumed, be it in infusions or salads. Options are endless, and we strongly encourage you to research this perennial's properties in greater details.
Package: Around 30 seeds
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Chamomile is widely known for its aromatic and medicinal properties. Dainty little plant, it will flower all summer long which gives you the chance to harvest following your needs.
Package: 300 seeds
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Lemon balm is originally from the Eastern part of the Mediterranean basin (Turkey). It is now found all over the world, in every temperate region. It gives off a soft lemony smell when its leaves are rubbed. Lemon balm can be used in herbal teas, fresh or dried. The leaves, stalks, and flowers can be used.
The plant has been known since Ancient Greece, and used against stress, insomnia, and exhaustion. Lemon balm also has significant antispasmodic, antiviral, digestive, and anxiolytic properties.
Careful: Lemon balm seeds require moist and cold stratification prior to sowing.
Package: 150 seeds
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Perennial plant originally from the Mediterranean basin (potentially from Egypt), naturalized all over Europe, the Middle East and the Americas.
If the name includes the word 'cat', it is because this plant induces a strong reaction in most of those domesticated felines. They become euphoric and very excited; they will start rolling and sniffing around, and will do many other funny things.
For humans, catnip is instead used to soothe pain and unrest. It is also relevant to mention that, before the British Empire discovered tea in its Chinese colonies, infused catnip was a favorite for the royal court.
*This year, we were not able to harvest sufficient catnip seeds. Therefore, our seeds come from Jardin Vie-La-Joie.
Package: 150 seeds (Germination is slow and sporadic, sow more than you need to obtain enough seedlings.)
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Flowers, Pollinators, Herbs, Balcony, Permaculture Selection, Native plants, Shade selection, Medicinal Plants
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Perennial aromatic plant adored by pollinators, thanks to its lavender flower spikes who provide nectar throughout the season. The anise-scented leaves make excellent herbal teas. No garden is complete without this wonderful herb! Self-seeding.
Package: 200 seeds
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Gorgeous shrubby perennial, aromatic and medicinal plant.
Part of the Herbes de Provence blend.
Its little bright green leaves can be used fresh or dried as seasoning. They will keep best as dried leaves if harvested before the plant flowers.
The delicate blue flowers are arranged in spikes. They can also be eaten, either raw in a salad, or dried for infusions. The get the best of their aroma, it is recommended to harvest them soon after they first bloom. Highly melliferous and justly loved by pollinators.
Package: 150 seeds
Photo credit: https://www.engrainetoi.com/plante-aux-tiges-dressees/
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