Tarragon Russian 8211 Mr Fothergill8217s Seeds

Description

Artemisia dracunculoides Hardy Perennial Prolific with an anise aroma Thrives in warm areas with poor, dry, sandy soils Used in vinegar, dressings, salads and sauces! Can be grown in containers A hardy and easy to grow variety with a mild aniseedflavour. Russian Tarragon mixes well with salads, poultry and fish. The plants are vigorous and make interesting garden plants. Can be grown in containers or pots in full sun.A less distinct and refined taste than French tarragon but hardier and easy to grow. Herbs are so easy you dont even need a garden! Just a few in pots on the patio or windowsill will add that little extra to a dish. Approx. 350 seeds Sow seed 0.5cm (1/4″) deep in warm, well prepared, well drained soil, after last spring frost. Germination is 7-28 days. Transplant to larger pots when plants are 10-15cm (4-6″) tall. If grown indoors , keep warm (15-20C/60-68F) and water well. Cover with mulch in winter. Great with poultry and fish. If started indoors, harden off prior to transplanting outdoors. Harvest the leaves and flowers and store in a cool , dry place. Can also be stored in the freezer.