Vegetable Seeds A-Z Herbs


Coriander ‘Cruiser’


British bred variety, which is slow to bolt.


10204136 | 250 seeds £2.49


Basil ‘Sweet Green’


Essential for Italian dishes, Basil is a highly decorative, aromatic herb whether grown on the windowsill or outside. Basil needs well drained soil and lots of sun.


Chives ‘Fine Leaved’


Attractive purple fl owers and tasty leaves with a delicate onion fl avour. Slimmer leaved than usual and perfect for pots and containers in a sunny site. Hardy perennial will come back year after year.


Garlic Chives


Sow In Jan-Dec | Harvest Jan-Dec 10202560 | 500 seeds


£2.29


Sow In Feb-May | Harvest May-Oct 10202957 | 600 seeds


A fl at-leaved variety with a distinct garlic fl avour.


£2.49 10202562 | 120 seeds £1.99


Dill


Use leaves and fl owers, sweet fennel-like fl avour.


10202554 | 500 seeds £2.49


Dill ‘Thalia’ Organic


Dill ‘Thalia’ is a full-fl avoured variety with attractive dark green fronds.


30610081 | 500 seeds £2.99


‘Mexican Marigold’


With aromatic tropical fruit fl avoured leaves.


10204208 | 300 seeds £2.49


Fennel ‘Solaris F1’


Fennel ‘Solaris’ is a fast-growing, intensely fl avoured bulbing fennel.


10204236 | 40 seeds £3.49


Italian Plain Leaved Parsley


With a more intense fl avour than its curly leaved cousin.


10202956 | 700 seeds £2.29


‘Salad Burnet’


Perennial herb with a cucumber fl avour, red fl owers in summer.


10204210 | 300 seeds £2.49 Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 41


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