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• Fresh from the garden is always better than dried out of a plastic bag
• 6 Seeds per packet
• With detailed instructions for successful potting.
• The Bay Tree originally comes from Asia, but it is wide-spreaded as typical characteristic plant in the Mediterranean region. Further north, it can only survive in areas with a mild winter since it is not frost-resistant. Curiously enough there are bedded-out specimen of the Bay Tree found in Heligoland for centuries.
• The evergreen shrub with its aromatic foliage leaves and numerous small spring-flowers is perfectly suited for cultivation as a pot plant, and can always provide you with the popular seasoning for soups and stews as well as for fish and meat dishes. Fresh bay leaves naturally have a stronger aroma than the commercially available dry leaves. Not onl ..... (In the pictures you will find a picture of the back of our seed card with complete nursing and care instructions)

Fresh from the garden is always better than dried out of a plastic bagSAFLAX