I treated myself to some new herbs for my garden last week, one of which being a Bay that i've wanted for such a long time!
I planted up my new herbs as soon as i got home into the planter you can see above, in there is half of the bay I purchased (the other half is in a pot on its own as in the first photo) Sage, Oregano and thyme.
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I went for Thyme 'Silver Queen' I'm really hoping that I will be able to over winter this one as I try to go for perennials as much as possible. I'll be drying and storing my herbs through the year so I have plenty to keep me going throughout the year.
This one is Pineapple sage, i made an error choosing this one as apparently it can be hard to over winter, hopefully though I'll be able to look after it and get it through!
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This is the bay that I got, I couldn't afford a big bay tree so I got this with the hope that I could separate it and keep it going for many years to come. I'm hopefully going to separate even further in the future so I can have some at the allotment and in the garden! At the moment I've put half of this in a herb planter and the other half into a pot of its own to see how they do. I love to use bay leaves in cooking so plan to save and dry the leaves as much as possible through the year.
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