Borage Certified Organic Seeds

Borage Certified Organic Seeds

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Always direct seed borage in fertile soil and full sun. Once establish you will have plenty for years. We have found that like Hydrangeas the PH of the soil can change the flower color from blue to pink.

Features:

Both the leaves and the brilliant blue flowers are edible.
The leaves taste like cucumbers but you have to get past the hairy texture.
The flowers are so decorative fresh or candid for pastry.
This plant reseeds so be careful where you plant it.
Borage officinalis

Product Details:

Product Length:	4.5 inches
Product Width:	3.25 inches
Product Height:	0.2 inches
Product Weight:	0.01 pounds
Package Length:	4.5 inches
Package Width:	3.0 inches
Package Height:	0.1 inches
Package Weight:	0.1 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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Most informational seed packets available, but available for less at Armstrong's Jun 07, 2010
By Mt Wilson Books "CBR"
I learned so much just from reading the print on the outside and inside of the packet. I especially love the info for borage, the miracle and multi-usage herb, as there are ideas as how to store the herb (actually you should consume it quickly after picking or cutting... cook up the leaves like spinach and toss the pretty flowers in a salad). There's even a recipe for candied borage flowers.

Great product. It's available for much less at local nurseries.

Beautiful flowers May 09, 2012
By Mary M.
The seeds grew very fast. I only planted 5 seeds and got 5 very tall, thick stem plants with lots of flowers in the spring. I was disappointed to see all the leaves got rust on them, something I had not heard of with Borage. Trimming and removing the infected leaves did not help improve the rust situation. I am considering getting rid of the plants at the end of the summer and planting new seeds.

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