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Russian Tarragon seeds
This Russian tarragon is a perennial herb. The taste of Russian tarragon can be described as mildly bitter. Tarragon stimulates the appetite and digestion. Chewing the root helps with a toothache.
Use Russian Tarragon fresh or dried with fish, poultry, soup, vinegar and pickles. Also try grilling fish with lots of tarragon in foil.
- perennial herb
- taste is mild-bitter
- suitable for depfreezing
Description
This Russian tarragon is a perennial herb. The taste of Russian tarragon can be described as mildly bitter. Tarragon stimulates the appetite and digestion. Chewing the root helps with a toothache.
How do you use Russian Dragon?
Use Russian Tarragon fresh or dried with fish, poultry, soup, vinegar and pickles. Also try grilling fish with lots of tarragon in foil.
- perennial herb
- taste is mild-bitter
- suitable for depfreezing
Specifications
- Reference
- BZ-001060
- EAN
- 8711117010609
- Tags
- Brand
- Buzzy Seeds
Other features
- Botanic name
- Artemisia Dracunculus
- Category
- Annual
- Planting time
- March - April
- Flowering period
- July - September
- Contents
- 0,20 grams
- Seeds per gram
- 6000
- Collection
- Buzzy Seeds
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This Russian tarragon is a perennial herb. The taste of Russian tarragon can be described as mildly bitter. Tarragon stimulates the appetite and digestion. Chewing the root helps with a toothache.
Use Russian Tarragon fresh or dried with fish, poultry, soup, vinegar and pickles. Also try grilling fish with lots of tarragon in foil.
- perennial herb
- taste is mild-bitter
- suitable for depfreezing