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Borage Plant

  • Abundant starry blue flowers in summer
  • Grows well in a sunny spot
  • Very popular with pollinators, especially bees
  • Flowers make beautiful garnish for salads and summer drinks

With its masses of sky-blue flowers in summer, annual herb Borage is a magnet for bees and other pollinators. The edible starry flowers look fantastic as garnish in salads and summer drinks, and the young leaves have a refreshing cucumber flavour.

Borage thrives in a sunny spot with well-drained soil, and will self-seed. It’s said to be a good companion plant for strawberries, improving their flavour – why not give it a try for yourself?

  • Abundant starry blue flowers in summer
  • Grows well in a sunny spot
  • Very popular with pollinators, especially bees
  • Flowers make beautiful garnish for salads and summer drinks

With its masses of sky-blue flowers in summer, annual herb Borage is a magnet for bees and other pollinators. The edible starry flowers look fantastic as garnish in salads and summer drinks, and the young leaves have a refreshing cucumber flavour.

Borage thrives in a sunny spot with well-drained soil, and will self-seed. It’s said to be a good companion plant for strawberries, improving their flavour – why not give it a try for yourself?

$5.20

Original: $17.34

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Borage Plant—

$17.34

$5.20

Description

  • Abundant starry blue flowers in summer
  • Grows well in a sunny spot
  • Very popular with pollinators, especially bees
  • Flowers make beautiful garnish for salads and summer drinks

With its masses of sky-blue flowers in summer, annual herb Borage is a magnet for bees and other pollinators. The edible starry flowers look fantastic as garnish in salads and summer drinks, and the young leaves have a refreshing cucumber flavour.

Borage thrives in a sunny spot with well-drained soil, and will self-seed. It’s said to be a good companion plant for strawberries, improving their flavour – why not give it a try for yourself?