Mr Fothergill’s Garlic Seeds

Mr Fothergills Wild Garlic Seeds (Allium ursinum) grow a hardy perennial herb with a deliciously mild garlic flavour. A favourite among foragers, both the leaves and white flowers are edible, making this versatile plant ideal for garden beds or containers.

Key Features

• Edible leaves and flowers with mild garlic flavour
• Perfect for pesto, salads and spring dishes
• Hardy perennial that returns year after year
• Spreads to form a dense, leafy ground cover
• Suitable for full sun or partial shade

Product Description

Mr Fothergills Wild Garlic (Allium ursinum) is a traditional woodland herb, prized for its fresh, delicate garlic flavour. The broad green leaves are perfect for making homemade pesto, adding to soups or stirring through salads, while the star-shaped white flowers are also edible and make an attractive garnish.

This clump-forming, upright plant will gradually spread to create a dense, aromatic carpet, making it ideal as edible ground cover in shaded borders or under trees. Reaching approximately 40cm (16 inches) in height, it combines ornamental appeal with culinary usefulness.

Sow indoors from February to May and enjoy harvesting from March to May. Wild garlic thrives in moist, well-drained soil and can be grown in allotments, raised beds or containers for smaller spaces.

Specifications

• Product Name: Mr Fothergills Wild Garlic Seeds
• Seed Count: Approx. 50 seeds
• Botanical Name: Allium ursinum
• Genus: Herb
• Plant Class: Hardy Perennial
• Growth Habit: Clump-forming, upright
• Height: Approx. 40cm (16″)
• Colour: White flowers, green foliage
• Sow Indoors: February to May
• Harvest: March to May
• Suitable For: Allotments, raised beds and containers

Care & Growing Tips

• Sow in moist, well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade.
• Keep soil consistently damp during establishment.
• Allow plants to naturalise for effective ground cover.
• Harvest leaves before flowering for the best flavour.

Bring woodland flavour to your garden with Mr Fothergills Wild Garlic a hardy, fragrant and beautifully versatile perennial herb.