Borage Seeds 100+, Heirloom Non-GMO, Blue Edible Flowers Pollinator Plant
Borage attracts bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects, making it a great addition to pollinator gardens and vegetable beds. Borage Seeds – 100+ Heirloom Non-GMO Seeds. Borage flowers are edible and can be used as a garnish for salads, desserts, and drinks.
100+ Borage Herb Seeds — Pest Repellent — Heirloom — NON GMO — FRESH
Borage seeds are grown as both an indoor culinary herb and an open-pollinated garden herb. Non-GMO Borage seeds produce some of the most fragrant and delicious edible culinary flowers loaded the Omega-6 fatty acid GLA. With a cucumber-like taste, Borage herb flowers make an easy summer treat for teas, salads, and dried herbal blends. Try as a heat tolerant companion plant for natural pest control.
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🌿 Borage Seeds 🌿. ✨ Why Gardeners Love Borage. Once established, Borage is generally easy to grow and low-maintenance. In favorable conditions, it may reseed naturally, bringing cheerful blooms back to the garden year after year.
100+ Borage Herb Seeds — Pest Repellent — Heirloom — NON GMO — FRESH
Borage seeds are grown as both an indoor culinary herb and an open-pollinated garden herb. Non-GMO Borage seeds produce some of the most fragrant and delicious edible culinary flowers loaded the Omega-6 fatty acid GLA. With a cucumber-like taste, Borage herb flowers make an easy summer treat for teas, salads, and dried herbal blends. Try as a heat tolerant companion plant for natural pest control.
200+ Borage Herb Seeds — Pest Repellent — Heirloom — NON GMO — FRESH
Borage seeds are grown as both an indoor culinary herb and an open-pollinated garden herb. Non-GMO Borage seeds produce some of the most fragrant and delicious edible culinary flowers loaded the Omega-6 fatty acid GLA. With a cucumber-like taste, Borage herb flowers make an easy summer treat for teas, salads, and dried herbal blends. Try as a heat tolerant companion plant for natural pest control.
Blue Star Borage Flower/Herb Seeds. 100 Seeds. Free Shipping!
Their beautiful shape and color have made this herb a popular choice in tapestries and embroidery from the Middle Ages. The early historian Gerard noted that borage is good “for the comfort of the heart, for driving away sorrow and boosting the joy of the mind.”.
800+ Borage Herb Seeds — Pest Repellent — Heirloom — NON GMO — FRESH
Borage seeds are grown as both an indoor culinary herb and an open-pollinated garden herb. Non-GMO Borage seeds produce some of the most fragrant and delicious edible culinary flowers loaded the Omega-6 fatty acid GLA. With a cucumber-like taste, Borage herb flowers make an easy summer treat for teas, salads, and dried herbal blends. Try as a heat tolerant companion plant for natural pest control.
100+ Borage Herb Seeds —————— Pest Repellent — Heirloom — NON GMO
Borage seeds are grown as both an indoor culinary herb and an open-pollinated garden herb. Non-GMO Borage seeds produce some of the most fragrant and delicious edible culinary flowers loaded the Omega-6 fatty acid GLA. With a cucumber-like taste, Borage herb flowers make an easy summer treat for teas, salads, and dried herbal blends. Try as a heat tolerant companion plant for natural pest control.
1000+ Borage Herb Seeds — Pest Repellent — Heirloom — NON GMO — FRESH
Borage seeds are grown as both an indoor culinary herb and an open-pollinated garden herb. Non-GMO Borage seeds produce some of the most fragrant and delicious edible culinary flowers loaded the Omega-6 fatty acid GLA. With a cucumber-like taste, Borage herb flowers make an easy summer treat for teas, salads, and dried herbal blends. Try as a heat tolerant companion plant for natural pest control.
150 Borage Seeds – Borago officinalis seeds – Deer resistant – Flowers – Herb
We offer combined shipping on all our seeds! Just add all the seeds you’d like to the cart and checkout to only pay one low cost shipping fee! Common Name: borage Type: AnnualFamily: BoraginaceaeNative Range: EuropeZone: 2 to 11Height: 1.00 to 3.00 feetSpread: 0.75 to 1.50 feetBloom Time: June to AugustBloom Description: BlueSun: Full sun to part shadeWater: Dry to mediumMaintenance: LowSuggested Use: Annual, HerbFlower: ShowyTolerate: Deer, DroughtGarden locations Easily grown in average, dry to medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun to light shade. Tolerates poor soils and drought. Start seeds indoors in peat pots or sow directly in garden beds in early spring. This annual will remain in the garden from year to year by self seeding. Noteworthy CharacteristicsBorago officinalis is native to the Mediterranean region. It is a rough, sprawling annual that grows to 1-3’ tall. It features showy, open racemes of drooping, star-shaped, bright blue flowers in summer atop branched stems clad with wrinkled, edible, dull gray-green leaves (to 6” long) having the taste and fragrance of cucumber. Stems and leaves are covered with bristly hairs. Tender leaves may be eaten raw or cooked in somewhat the same manner as spinach. Leaves lose their flavor when dried. Genus name possibly comes from the Latin word burra meaning hairy garment a reference to the hairy leaves of some species. Garden UsesBest grown in herb or wild gardens. Leaves may be used in cold drinks, salads or as cooked greens. Flowers serve as attractive garnishes.
