A pot of Curry Plant in the polytunnel

Curry Plants

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The Curry Plant is a fragrant herb that is notable for its strong curry-like scent. Despite its name and aroma, it is important to note that the Curry Plant is not the source of the spice used in curry dishes. The fragrance is a result of the volatile oils present in the plant.

The leaves of the Curry Plant are small, silver-gray, and highly aromatic making for a fantastic sensory punch in the garden when the leaves are crushed or brushed against. These plants produce small, yellow flowers that add to its ornamental appeal which come out in a flurry of colour in the summer with daisy-like blooms in clusters. This makes them prime feeding ground for bees and butterflies.

Curry Plant is well-suited for sunny and well-drained locations. It is a hardy and drought-tolerant herb, making it suitable for gardens with dry and arid conditions. Beyond its aromatic qualities, the Curry Plant is often grown for its ornamental appeal. Its silver-grey foliage and yellow flowers make it a visually interesting addition to herb gardens, rock gardens, or containers.

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  • Latin Name: Helichrysum italicum

    Type: Evergreen, hardy perennial

    Soil Type: Free draining soil.

    Where should I plant this variety? Full sun

    How tall does it grow? Approx 50-60cm

    How much space does it need? Approx 50cm

    When does it flower? Yellow flowers during summer.


    Top care tips: Prune back after flowering.  Keep in well drained soil. Doesn't like being wet during winter.

     

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