(Althea officinalis) Perennial. Medicinal herb with green leaves and pale pink flowers. Leaves, flowers, seed pods and roots are edible. Height to 1.5m. Roots were originally used to make marshmallow confectionary. Attracts bees to the garden. 200 seeds
(Petroselimum crispum tuberosum) Heritage variety dating back to 1727. Grown for leaves and large roots which resemble carrot & parsnip in flavour and appearance. Use roots grated for flavouring in stews, salads, etc. 90 days. 800 seeds
(Melissa officinalis) Perennial to 60cm high with bright green, toothed, oval leaves, and having strong lemon scent. Small, white flowers. Also known as 'Sweet Balm'. Medicinal & culinary herb. Used as herbal tea or added to salads, drinks, puddings, sauces and pot pourri. Will die back in winter, shooting again in spring. Small seed. 2000 seeds