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Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) seeds

Very delicate kitchen herb from Siberia with a quite exquisite flavour that suits fish and poultry well.
Contents: Approx. 1000 seeds
Open-pollinated variety, seed tested regularly.

2,39 €

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SKU: ART02

GTIN: 4250601200637

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The Russian Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus var. inodora) originates from Siberia and is, most probably, the wild variety of the European breeding. Contrary to the only vegetatively propagated German or French Tarragon, this variety is open-pollinating, hardy, and can reproduce itself fully. The two varieties also differ in taste - this one here hasn't the sweet anise flavour, which the commercially available herb has, but is tarter, more peppery, and more bitter and rather reminds of chervil.

The herb is mostly used as a spice, the noble flavour of the plant especially suits fish and poultry. It's also very delicious for herb butter and herb vinegar. The young shoot tips are rich in valuable vitamins and minerals, especially the high natrium content is to be mentioned. Due to the strong seasoning power, fresh tarragon should be sparely used. It is well-suitable as a tea herb and has an appetising and digestive effect.

Plant description

Species:	Asteraceae
Root system:	Taproot Rhizome
Flower colour:	Yellow
Lifecycle:	Perennial
Flowering months:	June July August
Eventual height:	30-150 cm

Growing advice

Sowing depth:	0.5 cm
Planting distance:	30 cm
Row spacing:	30 cm
Sunlight:	Full sun
Germination time:	1-4 weeks
Germination temperature:	18-24° C
When to sow outdoors:	April May June

Vigorous herbaceous perennial. Sow from the beginning of April directly outdoors. Only slightly cover seeds, they need light to germinate. The distance between the plants should be about 30 cm. Tarragon loves sunny, slightly damp sites.

Other names

Botanical name:	Artemisia dracunculus var. inodora, A. glauca, Achillea dracunculus, Draconia dracunculus, Dracunculus esculentus, Oligosporus glaucus
German names:	Dragon, Dragun, Betram

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Manufacturer information: Magic Garden Seeds GmbH | Junkersstraße 7 | Regensburg, Germany, 93055 | service@magicgardenseeds.com | https://www.magicgardenseeds.com

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