Wild Herb Meadow Collection - Plant Kit

🌿 Wild Herb Meadow Collection

A celebration of untamed beauty, aroma, and tradition

Bring the charm of Britain’s wild meadows into your garden with our Wild Herb Meadow Collection—five extraordinary plants, each steeped in history, brimming with flavour, and rich in healing heritage. Hand-selected for their beauty, aroma, and versatility, these wild herbs are perfect for gardeners, herbalists, and pollinators alike.

🌱 What’s Inside

1. Wild Basil (Clinopodium vulgare)
Once treasured in medieval homes as a “strewing herb,” wild basil was scattered across floors to release its warm, aromatic scent underfoot. Its leaves make a fragrant herbal tea or culinary seasoning, while its blooms provide nectar for pollinators. Traditionally used in Bulgaria to aid wound healing, it also boasts natural antibacterial properties—and even yields beautiful brown or yellow plant dyes.

2. Wild Clary / Wild Sage (Salvia verbenaca)
A magnet for bees, butterflies, and other wildlife, wild clary thrives in sunny spots with neutral to alkaline soil. Its aromatic leaves flavour food and tea, while its delicate flowers add beauty to salads. This sage variety is as ornamental as it is practical, making it a favourite in cottage gardens.

3. Wild Marjoram (Origanum vulgare)
A native British oregano that bursts into clusters of pink blooms from summer to autumn. Beloved by butterflies and cooks alike, its aromatic leaves elevate countless dishes. A staple in both cuisine and ornamental planting schemes, wild marjoram bridges the worlds of beauty and taste.

4. Wild Thyme (Thymus polytrichus)
Also known as mother of thyme, this creeping aromatic herb offers a scent reminiscent of oregano. Its culinary and medicinal uses are vast—from flavouring meals to soothing respiratory, kidney, and bladder ailments in traditional remedies. A ground-covering gem for fragrance and health.

5. Wild Primrose (Primula vulgaris)
The primrose heralds spring’s arrival, symbolising renewal and new beginnings in folklore. Its pale yellow blooms brighten gardens, while its mild expectorant properties have long been used to ease coughs and colds. Beyond its charm, the primrose plays a valuable role in supporting biodiversity.

💚 Why You’ll Love It

• Attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinators

• Blends culinary, medicinal, and ornamental value

• Steeped in cultural heritage and traditional uses

• Perfect for wildlife gardens, cottage gardens, and herbal collections

Plant them together for a vibrant, aromatic meadow patch—or weave them throughout your garden for pockets of wild beauty and healing power.

“A Garden That Heals You Back”

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