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Combo containing 4 of Odile’s favourites, Akene's Head of Production and Horticultural Resources.
These four highly ornamental native species attract pollinators and promote biodiversity.
- American spikenard, for its uniquely flavoured berries. She describes the taste as peppery boreal forest. A beautiful shade to partial-shade plant with great culinary potential.
- Wild senna, for its lovely yellow flowers, which she finds spectacular and unusual. An original ornamental plant that deserves more recognition!
- Dotted mint, for its unique flowers, which she finds stunning. She has spent countless moments admiring them up close, fascinated by their delicate details.
- Purple-flowering raspberry, because, in her words, it looks like a mix between a maple (for its leaves), a rose (for its flowers), and a raspberry (for its fruit). The taste of its berries slightly reminds her of raspberry yogurt.
Sowing and cultivation, technical details
See the cultivation notes on the product page for each of these seeds.
The seeds of American spikenard, wild senna and purple-flowering raspberry require cold stratification to ensure germination. See the cultivation notes on the product page for each of these species for more details.
Akène cannot assume any responsibility for the use of plants for therapeutic purposes. Always seek advice from a professional before using a medicinal or edible plant.