Back in the good old days when I had my Garden Maintenance business a customer introduced me to the wonders of borage.
So I'll plant some.
I might be a little early so I'm only planting two, fifty miller-meter tube pots to see if they'll germinate and if they do I'll plant a heap more.
While it has many uses I'll mainly be using it for it's bee attracting flowers.
You can never have too many bee attracting flowers as far as I can tell.
Though, if I ever need regulation of metabolism and the hormonal system, or a remedy for PMS and menopause symptoms then I'll be prepared.
Other benefits of having Borage in the garden include, as a companion plant which is said to protect or nurse
legumes, spinach, brassicas, and even strawberries. It is also said to
be a good companion plant to tomatoes.
Seeds about the size of a match head and they're easy to plant.
You can find out more about Borage here at Rangeview Seeds.
Cheers
Stewart.
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