French herb garden
Want to start your own herb garden? Then tarragon is an absolute must have! You can use it a wide range of dishes, including in a Béarnaise sauce, with tuna or in tea. Its aniseed scent will make you feel like you're in a French garden. It's also organically grown. This means that natural crop protection products have been used. As a result, you can eat the leaves straight off the plant!
This green asset for your garden will grow best in partial shade.
Did you know...? Tarragon can be used raw, fresh or dried. You can heat it, but don't heat it for too long or it will lose its taste.
This green asset for your garden will grow best in partial shade.
Did you know...? Tarragon can be used raw, fresh or dried. You can heat it, but don't heat it for too long or it will lose its taste.
Artemisia 'Senior' Green - Bio
Artemisia dracunculus 'Senior'
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Specifications
Green
Supplied as container plant
Edible
6 months growth and flowering guarantee
Hardy plant
March - January
Deciduous
Location: Half shadow
Planting March - January
Description
French herb garden
Want to start your own herb garden? Then tarragon is an absolute must have! You can use it a wide range of dishes, including in a Béarnaise sauce, with tuna or in tea. Its aniseed scent will make you feel like you're in a French garden. It's also organically grown. This means that natural crop protection products have been used. As a result, you can eat the leaves straight off the plant!
This green asset for your garden will grow best in partial shade.
Did you know...? Tarragon can be used raw, fresh or dried. You can heat it, but don't heat it for too long or it will lose its taste.
This green asset for your garden will grow best in partial shade.
Did you know...? Tarragon can be used raw, fresh or dried. You can heat it, but don't heat it for too long or it will lose its taste.