planting borage from seed Borage Seeds

planting borage from seed Borage SeedsBorago officinalis Non GMO, Open Pollinated, Heirloom, Untreated The Ultimate Bee Magnet: Considered one of the best plants for attracting honeybees and native pollinators. Planting borage will significantly increase the pollination of nearby fruiting plants like squash, tomatoes, and strawberries. Edible Star Shaped Flowers: Produces beautiful, drooping clusters of vibrant, sky blue, star shaped flowers that have a refreshing, mild cucumber flavor.

• Borago officinalis - Non-GMO, Open-Pollinated, Heirloom, Untreated

• The Ultimate Bee Magnet: Considered one of the best plants for attracting honeybees and native pollinators. Planting borage will significantly increase the pollination of nearby fruiting plants like squash, tomatoes, and strawberries.

• Edible Star-Shaped Flowers: Produces beautiful, drooping clusters of vibrant, sky-blue, star-shaped flowers that have a refreshing, mild cucumber flavor. They are perfect for garnishing salads, desserts, or freezing in ice cubes for summer drinks.

• Cucumber-Flavored Leaves: The young, tender leaves also have a distinct cucumber-like taste and can be used in salads, soups, or sandwiches.

• Excellent Companion Plant: A treasured companion plant that is believed to deter pests like tomato hornworms and cabbage worms while enriching the soil as it grows.

• Effortless to Grow & Self-Sows: An incredibly easy-to-grow annual that thrives on neglect. It readily self-seeds, ensuring a new patch of this wonderful herb will return to your garden year after year.

• Dynamic Soil Accumulator: The deep taproot mines nutrients, particularly potassium and calcium, from deep in the soil, making them available to shallower-rooted plants as the borage decomposes.

• Fast-Growing & Productive: A quick-growing plant that provides an abundance of edible flowers and leaves, while also working hard to improve your garden's ecosystem.