25 Common Myrtle Seeds

The fragrant history of myrtle now spreads into your garden thanks to these common myrtle seeds. Here's everything you need to know about this aromatic plant:

Description :

• Myrtle is a shrub steeped in history, bringing with it the captivating scent of the Mediterranean.
• It requires little maintenance and is rarely subject to disease, making it an ideal choice for gardens, terraces and balconies.
• Although moderately hardy, myrtle can tolerate occasional temperatures as low as -10°C in dry soil. However, it is best grown in pots and brought indoors for the winter in colder regions.
• Myrtle leaves and berries can be used in a variety of dishes, from charcuterie to marinades to sauces.

Culture Tips:

• Myrtle seeds can be sown indoors or under cover during the winter, or directly in place in early spring.
• Choose a sunny location in your garden or on your balcony to encourage the myrtle to grow.
• Although myrtle can adapt to different soil types, it prefers moist soils.

Commitment to Quality: At SemiSauvage - Permaculture, we are committed to providing the highest quality seeds, reproducible, non-hybrid and adapted to our region near the Volcanoes of Auvergne. Our seeds are carefully selected, sorted, stored and packaged, thus guaranteeing their purity and quality.

Suggested use:

• Add a touch of the Mediterranean to your garden with these common myrtle seeds. Enjoy its captivating fragrance and its varied culinary uses to enhance your dishes.

Enrich your outdoor space with the intoxicating scent and captivating history of the common myrtle. Order now and start growing your own Mediterranean oasis.