Borage

SKU: EDI04
Borage

Plant Attributes

Container Friendly
Days to Maturity: 60
Full Sun
Approximate Seed Count: 60
Annual

Borage

SKU: EDI04
Regular price $2.00
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Borago officinalis. An attractive annual, producing cucumber-flavored leaves and attractive flowers. Use to flavor salads, pickles, cream cheese spreads, or cook and eat like spinach. It is a surprisingly large plant for the size of the flowers it puts out. Flowers cluster on flower stalks in groups of 8-10 flowers all blue with a white center. Beautiful grown in containers. Grows 1-2'/25/61 cm high.

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Customer Reviews

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Laura
Reseeding annual

Borage has great tasting flowers. My kids love eating them. Be aware that they do reseed easily if you don’t pick all the flowers. I had so many volunteers the next year. But they were easy to pull out when small and even transplanted well.

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MoonBoots Gardener
Aesthetically attractive, tasty & enjoyed by beneficial insects

Fuzzy texture and vibrant electric blue sparse flowers added lively texture & color to my garden. Bees preferred it. I topped my toasted cream cheese bagels with the plucked blooms and the strawberries I interplanted them with. Flavor reminiscent of cucumber & violas. Perfection.

Some struggled when temperatures climbed to the 90's(F) and above.

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Emily Van Dyk

The seed quality was great. I planted a few of these throughout my vegetable garden and the bees loved the flowers. There will always be a place in my garden for a few of these plants.

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Kimberly Nikanowicz
Grow With Strawberries!

I purchased these to grow with some Honeoye Strawberries to intensify the flavors of the berries. I think it worked, but I did not think to grow some strawberries without borage for a control...so, I can not be positive it's not my imagination.
It grew quite impressively and I love the little flowers so much! I will be using the leaves for medicinal teas as needed, and might save seed to press for oil if I get my oil press soon. I plan to grow these yearly now...and honestly, the way they self seed, it's pretty much free once you buy these once.

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Laurie Flores
Blue star flower...

Love this plant...

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