Myrtle in terracotta pot

Myrtus communis, "Tarentinia"

Sacred to Aphrodite, Goddess of Love and associated with Gardens, Grace and Beauty. The Myrtle has tiny aromatic evergreen leaves and creamy white flowers followed by purple fruit. The myrtle comes in a terracotta pot & is ideal for a small garden or patio. A charming little gift for someone you love It is an emblem of love, laughter and joy. A really versatile herb. You can use it instead of Bay leaves or Rosemary.

Price: £27.50

Shipping: £7.50

Product Code: 00000039

Myrtle in terracotta pot

Myrtle in terracotta pot

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  • Myrtle in terracotta pot
  • Myrtle in terracotta pot
  • Myrtle in terracotta pot
  • Myrtle in terracotta pot
  • Myrtle in terracotta pot

 Sacred to the Goddess of Love, Aphrodite.  Together with her son Cupid she helped many lovers wishes come true.  Roses, Poppies & Myrtle were her favourite plants, hence the tradition of roses on Valentine’s Day. Myrtle is proof of love to last for many years to come.
Myrtle is an evergreen bushy shrub with tiny scented dark green leaves.  It bears fragrant white flowers from mid spring to early summer followed by little deep purple fruit. (not fully hardy)

Myrtle in a terracotta pot with tiny glossy evergreen leaves, aromatic with fragrant white flowers in summer followed by small berries in autumn.
 

It is am emblem of love, laughter and joy.A really versatile herb. You can use it instead of Bay leaves or Rosemary

A really versatile herb. You can use it instead of Bay leaves or Rosemary.

Needs full sun, fertile well-drained soil and a protected position.

Ideal in pots. It is not fully hardy and needs to be brought in in the cold months. 

Approx height when sent 40cm

We are expecting a new shipment in mid July

 

 

 

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