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When you water, give it a good soak, then let it dry out before soaking it again versus frequent shallow watering. Your probably growing Russian tarragon if you grew it from seed, not french, which has a better flavor Russian tarragon is pretty much a weed. The jury is still out, but it is very probable that even if this is true, you would have to ingest huge amounts of tarragon at every meal for the rest of your life however abbreviated it may or may not be!
You do what you want. We eat them! I grew Tarragon from seed a couple of years ago and it is still going strong in my garden! Skip to main content. You are here Gardening » Growing Guides. By The Editors. Get the transplants in the spring or fall.
Plant the transplants in well-drained soil about 2 to 3 feet apart in order to give each plant room to grow. A full-grown plant should cover about 12 inches of soil. The plants should grow to around 2 or 3 feet in height. Tarragon is a good companion to most vegetables in the garden.
Be sure to prune the plant regularly to prevent flowering and to keep the height to around 2 feet otherwise the plant will fall over. What does oregano look like? The green leaves of oregano are flat and oval and can range from fuzzy to smooth. This herb is often mistaken for marjoram as they belong to the same family and look very much alike. The difference is in the taste oregano is mostly spicy while marjoram is lemony sweet.
Characteristics: Rosemary has a strong, even pungent, pinelike fragrance and flavor. Native to the Mediterranean region, rosemary gained popularity with Italian cooking in Tuscan favorites like schiacciata , a flatbread that is sometimes made savory with rosemary-infused oil, and chicken cacciatore. The herb pairs well with pork chops, poultry, and even fish, especially when grilled.
Vegetarians can enjoy the herb in potatoes. For an unusual sweet-savory treat, consider rosemary shortbread cookies. What does rosemary look like? Rosemary is a very unique-looking herb. It grows on woody stems as needles. Both the stems and the needles can be used for cooking the stems can flavor soups and roasts. Characteristics: Chives' deep-green hollow stems lend a refreshingly light oniony taste, which helps cut down on the heaviness of rich foods such as blue cheese and chive dressing and risotto cakes.
When finely chopped, chives work well as a garnish. What do chives look like? Related to onions and other bulb vegetables, this herb looks a lot like lawn grass. Characteristics: Its taste ranges from mild to slightly peppery with some touches of mint. Because of its pronounced flavoring, sage is a good herb to pair with foods traditionally considered heavy, rich, and creamy, like meats sausage , and certain dairy products such as cheese and cream ravioli with sage cream sauce , as well as sweet and savory breads cornbread.
Unlike more delicate herbs, sage can be added in the beginning of the cooking process. What does sage look like? Sage has light gray-green leaves that are soft and fuzzy to the touch. Characteristics: There are two varieties of savory: winter savory and summer savory. In general, savory has a peppery flavor, although winter savory is more pungent and stronger flavored than the summer variety.
This herb has long been incorporated into European cuisines such as beans, meat, and poultry. What does savory look like? Its long and thin stalks grow delicate, narrow green leaves. Characteristics: The tiny leaves on this low-growing woody plant work best in tandem with other herbs and spices such as basil, sage, and lavender.
Thyme is a major ingredient in the classic French flavoring herbes de Provence. And it plays a major role, next to parsley and bay leaf, in another blend of French herbs, bouquet garni, a crucial flavor component in broths, soups, and stews.
Thyme's importance in Middle Eastern cooking cannot be understated; along with oregano and marjoram, it is a crucial element in za'atar. This herbal blend is often used in flatbreads such as pita, as well as to flavor roasted meat and poultry. Like rosemary, recipes calling for thyme require you to strip the leaves off the woody stems. Using the entire herb infuses a headier scent and flavor.
What does thyme look like? It depends. There are three kinds of thyme: English thyme, German thyme and French thyme. The French and English variety featured green, pointy leaves with red tinted stems, but the German variety has rounded leaves and green stems. Characteristics: Tarragon imparts a delicate anise flavor like licorice and fennel that is more sweet than strong.
The herb is often paired with foods that easily absorb other flavors such as chicken, scallops, and eggs.
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