My mother, Rosemary Titterington, who has died aged 87, was a pioneer in the herb industry. Starting out in business from her kitchen table, she established the award-winning gardens at Iden Croft Herbs in Staplehurst, Kent.
At Iden Croft, she held the national collections of mentha (mint) and origanum (marjoram), and large collections of salvia and thyme. She was the author of books including Growing Herbs (1987) and served as chair of the standards committee of the British Herb Trade Association.
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