Description: The "Wegwarte" (Common Chicory) is a historic rarity. Featuring vibrant sky-blue flowers that open only in sunshine, it is a vital nectar source for bees. Historically, its roots were used as a coffee substitute, and its bitter compounds make it a prized plant for herbal enthusiasts.
Character: Native wild plant rarity; blooms from July to October; extremely hardy and drought-tolerant.
Flower: Brilliant sky blue, star-shaped, approx. 3–5 cm.
Growth Height: Upright, branched habit, approx. 80–120 cm.
Quality: Organic quality, seed-stable, deep-rooting perennial.
Cultivation: Sow from February onwards in a bright, indoor location. Press seeds lightly into the soil (light germinator). Transplant outdoors after the last frost into a sunny, sparse location.
Organic seeds of Dispsacus sativus
Organic seeds of Echinacea purpurea
Organic seeds of Saponaria officinalis
Organic seeds of Centaurea cyanus (different colours)
Organic seeds of Eryngium planum
Organic herbal infusion
Chamomile is anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, calming and digestive.
20 pyramidal teabags biodegradable
This Product was added to our catalogue on 19/12/2012.