Grow Bars

The Growbar is made from coir – an eco friendly alternative to peat made from coconut fibre and comes in 100% recycled packaging. 

The Bee Bar - start growing: February - June

Contains:
- Hyssop - has deep tubular flowers, well known as a Bee keeper's favourite. (Perennial)
- Catananche - displays an abundance of nectar-rich blue flowers that bees adore. (Perennial)
- Sweet rocket - has deep blue tubular flowers well-known as a bee-keeper's favourite. (Biennial)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/the-bee-growbar

The Butterfly Bar - start growing: March - June

Contains:
- Red Valerian - produces fluttery butterflies with little purple flowers (perennial)
- Thyme Serpyllum - tempts fluttery butterflies with little purple flowers (perennial)
- Scabious - has purple flowers on long stems that butterflies find irresistible (perennial)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/the-butterfly-growbar

The Edible Flower Bar - start growing: February - June
Contains:
Borage - makes the classic Pimms Cup garnish, beautiful floating in the glass or frozen into ice cubes. (annual)
Pot Marigold - flowers will impart a golden colour and peppery, citrusy taste to your cooking. (annual)
Viola Crown Blend - petals have a slightly sweet lettuce and grassy flavour. (perennial)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/edible-flower-growbar

The Gin Bar - start growing March - June.
Contains:
Lemon Basil - brings a zesty zing to a classic G & T with a citrus aroma and mild anise flavour (annual)
Cucumber - has a clean green flavour adding a crisp, refreshing lift to any gin cocktail. (annual)
Wild Bergamot - its purple flowers make a pretty garnish and adds a strong spicy flavour to a lazy gimlet. (perennial)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/the-gin-bar

Indian Chef Bar - start growing: March - June

Contains:
- Cumin - adds depth and warm, earthy tones to soup, curries and dhals. (annual)
- Coriander - every part of this aromatic herb is edible with a zesty flavour. (annual)
- Curry Chillies - are large long and slim with a fiery heat and can be used when green or vibrant ripe red. (perennial)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/the-indian-chefs-growbar

Jane Austen Flowers - start growing: March - June

Contains:
Cornflower - with its electrical blue petals is an integral part of the British cottage garden. (annual)
Sweet william - adds vibrant colour and graced the shrubbery border of the Austen garden at Chawton. (biennial)
Mignonette - bears small, sweet scented flowers; Austen wrote to sister Cassandra about its progress in their garden. (annual biennial)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/jane-austen-flowers

The Red Hot Bar - start growing: February - May

Contains:
- Jalapeno - will produce long, thin very pungent fruits. (Annual)
- Habanero - a fiery hot chilli with small fruits which will turn a pale orange when ripe. (Annual)
- Serrano - slightly hotter than jalapeno, serrano is dark green and will turn red when fully mature. (Annual)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/the-red-hot-growbar

The Tea Bar - start growing: February - June

Contains:
- Camomile - use the pretty daisy-like flowers for a soothing brew (annual)
- Fennel - with a distinct aniseed flavour, fennel is excellent for the digestion (perennial)
- Peppermint - zingy and refreshing, peppermint is wonderful for relaxation and digestion (perennial)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/the-tea-growbar

The Tomato Bar - start growing: February - June

Contains:
- Gardeners delight - a prolific variety, producing an abundance of flavoursome fruits. (Annual)
- Sweetie tomato (Outdoor Girl) - handsome little tomatoes with an exceptionally sweet flavour. (Annual)
- Yellow Pear - as the name suggests these tomatoes are golden yellow and pear shaped. (Annual)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/tiny-tomato-growbar

William Morris Flowers - start growing: April - June

Contains: 
- Dianthus - commonly known as 'pinks', feature in the meandering florals of Morris's Pink and Rose 1890 wallpaper design.
- Larkspur - now known as delphiniums, inspired Morris's Larkspur wallpaper of 1874.
- Heartsease (Wild Pansy) - was used in a design for St. James's Palace.

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/william-morris-flowers-bar

Thai Chef Bar - start growing: March - May

Contains:
- Thai Basil - adds special liquorice-like flavour to classic green and red Thai curries. (Perennial)
- Lemongrass - has a subtle, sweet lemon flavour and can be used whole or ground into a paste. (Perennial)
- Birds Eye Chilli - bring a fruity taste and extreme spiciness to Thai curries and salads. (Perennial)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/the-thai-chefs-growbar

Exotic Fruit Bar -start growing: March - May

Contains:

- Cucamelon - taste like cucumber but look like mini melons, and are the perfect addition to a G+T (Perennial)
- Cape Gooseberry - has a sweet yet tart flavour and is excellent for compotes or baked treats. (Perennial)
- Alpine Strawberry - may be smaller than regular strawberries, but they pack a flavourful punch. (Perennial)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/the-exotic-fruit-growbar

Artists Mix Bar -start growing: March - June

Contains:

-Daisy Jackpot - inspiring artists from Botticelli to Warhol (Perennial)
-Field Poppy - swaying gently across impressionist landscapes of Monet and Cassatt (Annual)
-Sunflower Sun Gold - much-loved golden giants, which produce and abundant supply of seeds. (Annual)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/artists-flowers-growbar

Shakespearean Bar -start growing: March - June

Contains:

- Columbine Barlow Mix - symbolic of insincerity, it is given by Ophelia when driven to insanity by Hamlet. (Perennial)
- Marigold - in The Winter's Tale, Shakespeare observes how the vivid orange flower 'goes to bed wi' in the sun' and reopens in the morning. (Annual)
- Heartsease - in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Oberon creates a love potion using Heartsease. (Annual)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/shakespearean-flowers-growbar

Victorian Bar -start growing: March - June

Contains:

- Canterbury Bells - a mix of pink and purple flowers. Symbolising 'gratitude' and 'acknowledgement'. (Biennial)
- Larkspur Mix - denotes love, affection, and ardent attachment. (Annual)
- Candy Tuft - scented blooms in white and pink. Symbolising 'sweetness' or 'indifference'. (Annual)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/victorian-flowers-growbar

Gold Bar -start growing: March - June

Contains:

- Calendula - bright, friendly flowers that 'sleep' overnight and burst into colour with the morning sun. (Annual)
- Rudbeckia - star-shaped flower illuminate the garden and attract pollinators. (Perinnial)
- Sunflower - Spread summer joy with these giant golden flowers. (Annual)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/the-gold-bar

Silver Bar -start growing: March - June

Contains:

- Cosmos - Saucer-shaped flowers, perfect for the garden universe. (Annual)
- Gaura - Long-stemmed starry white 'whirling butterfly' flowers. (Perinnial)
- White Sweet Rocket - Much loved by terrestrial pollinators. (Biennial)

More information: https://www.growbar.co.uk/growbars/the-silver-bar