Read Jekka's top 10 plants to look out for in her garden in late-summer

Read Jekka's top 10 plants to look out for in her garden in late-summer

Newsletter: 20th August

Jekka's top 10 late-summer herbs

Jekka’s Herb Garden has taken on a magical transformation from planting in early spring.

Late summer in a herb garden is a time of abundant growth and flavour and where the aromatic scents of Basil, Thyme, and Oregano mingles in the air. This is the moment when the vibrant flowers of Echinacea and Cornflower invite pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, to feast.

From left to right: Rain on spiders web, bumble bee on Echinacea and common blue buttterfly on Oregano

Jekka's latest blog outlines her top 10 herbs in the her garden at this time of year. Read more about Jekka’s Herb Garden in our guide and on the garden in both spring and summer as well as a time-line to see its evolution. Come and visit in our September Open Days.

 

   

 

Small tortoiseshell butterflies on Rosenkuppel Oregano (Origanum 'Rosenkuppel')

 



Jekka's September Open Days


Our next Open Days of the year are on Friday 1st & Saturday 2nd September. It is the perfect time to plant Herbaceous and Everygreen herbs in your garden for winter flavour but also to give them the best start for next year.

Swiss Ricola Mint (Mentha x piperita f. citrata 'Swiss Ricola')

 

During the Open Days Jekka will be sharing her award-winning knowledge of growing and looking after herbs. Come and find out some new tips and tricks as well as some interesting herby facts.

We will also have our popular tours of Jekka's Herbetum where you will have the chance to explore and learn about Jekka's collection of over 400 culinary and medicinal herbs

You will also be able to explore Jekka's Herbetum, view Jekka's Herb Garden, our shop will be selling herb seeds and herbal infusions and the cafe will be open for a slice (or two) of cake.

 
 

Jekka's Herb Garden in late-summer

     

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