Borage ‘Common’ Heirloom Seeds | Flowering Herb Seeds

Borage ‘Common’ Heirloom Seeds

A beautiful and beneficial addition to any garden, Borage is an annual flowering herb loved for its vivid lilac, star-shaped flowers and pollinator-friendly nature.

With its slightly bristly leaves, borage can help deter snails and slugs, while its bright blooms attract bees and other beneficial insects. It’s as useful as it is eye-catching, making it a great companion plant in veggie gardens.

Traditionally used as both a herb and edible flower, borage adds colour, interest and biodiversity to your garden space.

• Heirloom flowering herb
• Striking lilac, star-shaped flowers
• Attracts bees and beneficial pollinators
• Helps deter snails and slugs
• Ideal companion plant for veggie gardens
• Approx. 60 seeds per pack

Planting Guide

When to Plant (Australia)
Zone 1: October – April
Zone 2: September – May
Zone 3: Anytime
Zone 4: Anytime

Position
Full sun, with some tolerance for light afternoon shade

Soil
Well-drained, nutrient-rich soil prepared with compost and manure
Prepare soil at least two weeks before planting
pH Level: 6.5 – 7.0

How to Plant
Sow seeds directly into the garden when temperatures are consistently above 18–20°C
Alternatively, start in seed trays and transplant when conditions improve

Spacing
40–50cm

Depth
0.5–1cm

Companion Benefits
Attracts pollinators to support nearby crops

Product Details

Product: Herb Seeds
Variety: Borage ‘Common’
Approx. Seeds: 60
Origin: Locally sourced in small batches