Mustard, Garlic (Alliaria petiolata) Seeds

While it’s perhaps best known for its common culinary usage, garlic mustard flowers also make a decent dressing as a garden flower, in our opinion. Produces pure-white, four-petalled flowers and attractive heart-shaped leaves, which smell like garlic when crushed. It’s a shy herb that spreads slivers of pristine light in a shady space, and attracts bees and butterflies, as well.

• Type: Biennial
• Height: 30-80cm
• Flowers: April-July
• Best Sown: Autumn or Spring
• Soil Requirement: Well-drained
• Light Requirement: Full or partial shade
• Natural Habitat: Woodlands, hedgerows
• Also known as: Jack-By-The-Hedge, Hedge Garlic
• Seeds per gram: 450