***TARRAGON*** Spice and officinal herb, fragarant, the best herb in your kitchengarden. Treats insomnia and toothache. Could be grown indoor in pots or planters in winter time!!! Description: How to Propagate Tarragon: Tarragon is best started from cuttings in either spring or fall. Established plants can become root bound even when buried in the garden, so plan on starting new plants every few years. You can try digging up an established plant and separating it, but this strategy doesn't always work, so be prepared to lose most (if not all) of your transplants. Harvesting Tarragon: You can start harvesting a few leaves from young tarragon plants when they reach 8-10 inches in height, or from late July for established plants. Tarragon doesn't dry well, so use it fresh in your summer recipes; cut plants back a few inches in fall and freeze your harvest. Growing Tarragon Indoors: You can grow tarragon in a container indoors if you're lucky enough to have a spot that gets six hours of sunlight or more a day. Make sure to use a deep pot -- 10 to 12 inches is about the minimum you should consider. Tarragon sends out an aggressive root system and needs as much room under as it does above ground. If you have a potted tarragon plant growing or your deck or patio, you can bring it indoors during the winter months if you can provide good light. The seeds are factory packed in paper envelopes. Germinating power is tested, best before 12.2017.
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