Common name index

 Herb Catalogue.. listing by
Latin Name
Latin name index

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Salvia Sanguisorba Sanicula Santolina Saponaria Satureja Scutellaria Solidago Stachys Symphytum


 

Prostrate Sage Salvia aucheri

H84

 £ 2.50  
A sprawling silver leaved sage - but unusual.

   
Eucalyptus Sage Salvia blancoana

G84

 £ 2.50  
Silver prostrate eucalyptus perfumed shrub.

   
Salvia cacalliifolia

AB10

 £ 2.50  
Frost sensitiveGreen triangular leaves. Long spikes of bright blue flowers. Ht-100cm

   
Tangerine Sage Salvia elegans

P18

 £ 2.50  
The leaf perfume is of tangerines. Frost tender. . Similar to pineapple sage, but the leaf is shorter and slightly heart shaped

   
Lavender leaved Sage Salvia lavandulifolia

H58

 £ 2.50  
Attractive silver foliage. Has narrow leaves like lavender but the aroma of sage. Prolifically flowering. Ht-30cm Soil- well drained Pos- full sun

   
Salvia merjamie 'Mint Sauce'

AB38

 £ 2.50  
Bright green leaves, with a minty aroma. Blue flower spikes. Ht-50cm Soil- Well drained Pos- Full sun

   
Blackcurrant Sage Salvia microphylla

P20

 £ 2.50  

   
Common Sage Salvia officinalis

H60

 £ 2.50  
Non-flowering. Ht-50cm Soil- light,dry,chalky Pos- sunny

   
Narrow leaved Sage Salvia officinalis

H80

 £ 2.50  
Flowering. Compact narrow leaved silver grey/green bush. Purple flowers.

   
Broad leaved Sage Salvia officinalis

H82

 £ 2.50  
Purple flowering.

   
Sage Salvia officinalis "Berggarten"

H62

 £ 2.50  
Broad downy green leaves - good flavour.

   
Sage Salvia officinalis "Robin Hill"

H76

 £ 2.50  
A dark purple cultivar.

   
Golden Sage Salvia officinalis " Icterina"

H68

 £ 2.50  
Variegated green and gold foliage.

   
White flowering Sage Salvia officinalis "Albiflora"

H64

 £ 2.50  

   
Purple Sage Salvia officinalis purpurea

H70

 £ 2.50  
For stuffings and stews. The recommended species as a gargle for mouth ulcers. Attractive foliage. Ht-30cm Soil- light,dry and chalky Pos- sunny

   
Purple flowering Sage Salvia officinalis purpurea

H72

 £ 2.50  
A flowering variety of the purple leaved sage.

   
Pineapple Sage Salvia rutilans

H78

 £ 2.50  
Pineapple flavoured leaves for culinary use and potpourri. Prune to make a bushy shape and give cuttings. Frost sensitive but may be over wintered indoors. Probably best to grow as a pot plant.

   
Clary Sage Salvia sclarea

A345

 £ 1.50  
A decorative plant. Has white/pink/mauve flowers. Ht-100cm Soil- dry

   
Salvia uliginosa

AB12

 £ 2.50  
A tender ornamental salvia. Slightly minty smell to the leaves, spikes of blue flowers. Ht-150cm

   
Salvia x jamensis 'Raspberry Royale'

AB40

 £ 2.50  
Grow as a conservatory or house plant. Protect through Winter. Raspberry coloured flowers.

   
Elder Sambucus nigra "Guincho Purple"

G98

 £ 3.00  
Purple leaved and pinkish flowers.

   
Elder Sambucus nigra "Marginata"

G96

 £ 3.00  
Variegated. Green and cream leaves, white flowers.

   
Great Burnet Sanguisorba officinalis

D242

 £ 2.00  
Cook leaves and shoots as a vegetable. An ingredient in herb beer (Greive)Medicinal: to staunch bleeding. Purple - red flower ball with crimson stamens. Ht-100cm Soil- damp

   
Sanicle Sanicula europaea

E112

 £ 2.00  
Soil- moist soil Pos- any

   
Cotton lavender Santolina chamaecyparissus

A358

 £ 2.00  
Aromatic leaves should be dried and added to potpourris. Can be broken down for use as moth repellents. There are many different varieties with different shades of foliage, from silver to dark green. Ht-45cm Soil- well drained Pos- open sunny

   
Cotton lavender Santolina chamaecyparissus "Pretty Carol"

R21

 £ 2.00  
Silver foliage, bright yellow flowers. Compact plant. Ht-40cm

   
Cotton lavender Santolina chamaecyparissus "Small Ness"

R22

 £ 2.00  
Ideal for the rockery. A miniature dullish grey-green leaved shrub with yellow flowers.

   
Cotton lavender Santolina chamaecyparissus "Lemon Queen"

D244

 £ 2.00  
Ht-70cm

   
Cotton lavender Santolina pinnata subsp. neopolitana "Edward Bowles"

D246

 £ 2.00  
A glorious cream starry flower head and grey/green foliage. Ht-50cm

   
Cotton lavender Santolina pinnata subsp. tomentosa

D248

 £ 2.00  
Silver leaved, yellow flowers. Ht-50cm

   
Cotton lavender Santolina pinnata subsp.neopolitana

E114

 £ 2.00  
Feathery grey foliage and bright lemon yellow flowers. Ht-70cm Pos- full sun

   
Cotton lavender Santolina rosmarinifolia subsp. rosmarinifolia

H86

 £ 2.00  
Bright green leaves and yellow flowers. Ht-60cm Soil- well drained Pos- sunny

   
Cotton lavender Santolina rosmarinifolia subsp.rosmarinifolia "Primrose Gem"

G102

 £ 2.00  
Bright green foliage, pale yellow flowers.

   
Trailing Soapwort Saponaria occymoides

A362

 £ 2.00  
A rock garden form of soapwort with trailing foliage and bright pink flowers.

   
Trailing white Soapwort Saponaria occymoides 'Alba'

K6

 £ 2.00  
A rock garden form of soapwort with trailing foliage and white flowers.

   
Soapwort Saponaria officinalis

A360

 £ 2.00  
A cleaning agent for fabrics can be made with the bruised leaves. Delicate pink flowers. Ht-60cm Soil- moist Pos- sunny

   
Variegated Soapwort Saponaria officinalis "Dazzler"

D256

 £ 2.00  
Green and gold variegated foliage. Pink flowers.

   
Double white Soapwort Saponaria officinalis "Alba Plena"

D258

 £ 2.00  
A beautiful if slightly straggly soapwort which I find difficult to boil up for washing liquid. White/pink blush.

   
Double pink Soapwort Saponaria sp

B88

 £ 2.00  
An interesting and attractive variant for the garden. Is listed as having medicinal use.

   
Winter Savory Satureja montana

A366

 £ 2.00  
For fish dishes and salads. Dried for stuffings. Pink/white flowers. Ht-40cm Soil- well drained Pos- full sun

   
Creeping Savory Satureja spicigera

A368

 £ 2.00  
Same as the winter savory. Good with bean dishes. Ht-6cm

   
Skullcap Scutellaria lateriflora

E120

 £ 2.00  
Use the fresh herb as a tea for anxiety, nervous exhaustion and pre-menstrual tension. Spreading medicinal herb, purple flowers. Soil- Damp Pos- sun or partial shade

   
Alpine saw wort Serratula tinctoria

D260

 £ 2.00  
It gives a yellow dye. Purple thistle type flowers. Soil- Moist Pos- Full sun

   
Silene dioica 'Fore Pleno'

P8

 £ 2.00  
A fully double , almost 'pom-pom' form of Red Campion. Spectacular.

   
Golden rod Solidago virgaurea

A370

 £ 1.50  
Applied as a poultice to assist tissue healing. A yellow dye. Prop by division in Spring or Autumn or from seed. Ht-1000cm Pos- open

   
Betony Stachys officinalis

B92

 £ 2.00  
Is listed as a source of a dye. The dried leaves were once used as for snuff. Red, purple flowers. Ht-50cm Soil- light, well drained Pos- Partial shade

   
Comfrey Symphytum caucasicum

R11

 £ 2.00  
Similar to Russian comfrey but delicate blue, blush pink flowers. Ht-100cm

   
Creeping Comfrey Symphytum grandiflorum

A380

 £ 2.00  
Makes a good ground cover with attractive cream flowers. Ht-20cm Soil- most soils Pos- sun or partial shade

   
Comfrey Symphytum grandiflorum "Hidcote"

A382

 £ 2.00  
Pink, white and blue flowers. Ht-40cm

   
Comfrey Symphytum officinale

AA374

 £ 2.00  
For a tea/ tisane, in fritters or soup. As a poultice it helps bruises, sprains and broken bones hence: "Knitbone". Boil fresh leaves for a golden fabric dye. Propagated by root division. Ht-100cm Soil- damp

   
Russian (blue) Comfrey Symphytum uplandicum

AA378

 £ 2.00  
Small quantities are eaten like spinach. Good for compost or making liquid fertilizers. Often confused with the larger waterside officinale. Ht-70cm Soil- almost any Pos- grows by the roadside

   

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