Description
Borage refers to the smell and aroma of this plant that is very reminiscent of cucumber. Borage is also known as... Read more
Borage refers to the smell and aroma of this plant that is very reminiscent of cucumber. Borage is also known as starflower. It is a well-known, culinary herb, native to countries around the Mediterranean.
Borage as medicine
Originally, Borage was used for its medicinal properties, but nowadays it is used as a culinary herb. The medicinal effect of borage affects fever and is also good as a remedy for mouth and throat infections and colds. In addition, it is blood purifying. Medicinal properties were and are attributed to both the leaves and the flowers. Borage is rich in minerals and contains a high potassium content.
Sowing instructions
As with most annual plants, the propagation method consists of sowing. This can be done in spring (March – April), both in planting pots or containers and in open ground. The flowering time is from June - August. You can also sow in autumn (September-October), these plants can defy the cold due to their winter hardiness and produce flowers as early as May the next year. Plants die after flowering and seed formation. The best time to sow is spring and autumn.
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