How to Sow and Plant
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Sow tarragon seeds indoors from March to April in seed trays, keeping the soil moist and warm. Transplant seedlings carefully once they have developed several leaves. For outdoor sowing, plant seeds between April and June directly into a sunny seedbed with well-drained soil. Space plants adequately to allow growth up to 125 cm tall. Transplant seedlings outside after the last frost to a sunny spot in the garden, ensuring good air circulation. This method helps establish healthy plants ready to enhance your culinary herbs collection with their aromatic leaves.
Place your tarragon in a sunny spot with well-drained soil to ensure vigorous growth reaching up to 125 cm. Regular watering is key, though avoid waterlogging to prevent root issues. Prune the plant periodically to encourage bushier foliage and prolong the harvesting period from late summer to autumn. This herb thrives with moderate feeding, so apply a balanced fertilizer during the growing season. Protect from strong winds to maintain plant health, and enjoy fresh or dried leaves to enhance a variety of dishes with its mild, aromatic flavor.
Sow tarragon seeds indoors from March to April or outdoors from April to June in a sunny spot for best growth. Transplant seedlings carefully once they reach a sturdy size. This herb thrives in well-drained soil and can grow up to 125 cm tall, making it a striking addition to your garden. Harvest leaves from August through November to enjoy fresh or dried tarragon flavors. Enhance dishes like fish, poultry, soups, and pickled vegetables, or try grilling fish wrapped in foil with plenty of tarragon for a fragrant, flavorful meal.
What type of tarragon seeds are included in this product?
These are Russian Tarragon Seeds (Artemisia dracunculus), a perennial herb known for its mild bitter flavor and valued in French culinary traditions.
How tall does the tarragon plant grow?
The tarragon plants can reach up to 125 cm tall when grown in suitable conditions.
When is the best time to sow and plant these tarragon seeds?
Sow indoors from March to April in seed trays, or sow outdoors between April and June directly into a sunny seedbed.
What growing conditions does tarragon prefer?
Tarragon thrives in sunny locations with well-drained soil. Regular watering without waterlogging and protection from strong winds help ensure healthy growth.
How can I use the tarragon harvested from these seeds?
Fresh or dried tarragon leaves add a distinctive mild, aromatic flavor to dishes like fish, poultry, soups, and pickled vegetables.
How do I care for the tarragon plants during the growing season?
Prune periodically to encourage bushier growth, apply balanced fertilizer moderately, and maintain good air circulation for a prolonged harvest from late summer to autumn.
