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Rosemary, sage and winter savory are among the woody herbs that
GET FRESH, TASTY PRODUCE ALL YEAR ROUND WITH A CUT-AND-COME-AGAIN HERB PLOT ON YOUR WINDOWSILL
Anne reveals rewarding ways to maximise the edible potential of the garden in August
A surge in salvia varieties has cemented its status as a star of the summer garden
Salvias, well, one salvia for sure, have been cultivated from time immemorial. Salvia officinalis, culinary sage, is a constituent of most herb gardens. It comes from the sunny slopes of the Mediterra
If ever a group of plants should come with a warning, it’s salvias. Start with just one or two and before you know it you will be scouring nursery lists and leafing greedily through plant catalogues l
Plants are so clever at adapting to their increasingly hot, sunny and dry surroundings