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RUSSIAN TARRAGON AB

Artemisia dracunculoides

Référence : 1748A
Rustic variety with branched stems decorated with small pale green leaves with a delicate taste. To be consumed fresh or dried to flavor dishes. Young stems can be eaten like asparagus.
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RUSSIAN TARRAGON AB
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Conseils de semis

Cycle de vie : perennial

Durée de levée : 20 to 30 days

Température de levée : 18 to 20°C

Technique de semis : on the fly

Profondeur de semis : equal to the seed size

Contenants de semis : in terrine / open ground

Conseils de culture

sun
moderate / weekly
drained
Semi-persistent
150 cm
20 cm
Hardy to -15°C
365 days on average

Description

Russian tarragon is a perennial variety that is hardy to extreme cold and is grown for its leaves , which are used as a condiment and aromatic. Russian tarragon is more productive and robust than French tarragon, but it has much less flavor than its French cousin.

How to successfully grow Russian tarragon

Harvest as needed, 12 months after sowing . Before winter, it is best to cut all stems a few centimeters from the ground and mulch . As soon as the good weather returns, uncover to let them grow. Note that pinching the flower stems as soon as they appear limits the exhaustion of the plant and therefore encourages the production of tender and tasty young shoots.
Can be grown in pots .

Sowing Russian tarragon

Sowing: from September to April , in humus-rich, fresh, well-drained soil , in sunny exposure .

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