3 Tarragon Plants 4-8″ Tall

Tarragon plants thrive in USDA zones 4-9, offering aromatic leaves year-round. Perfect for containers or small gardens!

$34.99

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Description

Discover the Versatile Tarragon Plants

Tarragon plants are essential for any herb garden, known for their premium flavor and aromatic leaves. This 3-pack of live plants ensures you have fresh herbs throughout the growing season, making them a must-have for chefs and home cooks alike. Growing between 4-8 inches tall upon arrival, they will flourish to a mature height of 12-24 inches, perfect for container gardens.

Ideal Growing Conditions

Thriving in USDA zones 4-9, Tarragon plants adapt well to various climates. These plants prefer well-draining soil, ideally loamy or sandy, and they flourish with full sun to partial shade. Regular watering is essential, but be cautious to avoid overwatering, as they can tolerate occasional dry spells.

Easy Care for Beginners and Experts

These hardy herbs require minimal care, making them perfect for both beginners and seasoned gardeners. Fertilizing monthly with a balanced organic fertilizer promotes lush foliage. As perennials, they come back each year, providing a reliable source of flavorful leaves.

Harvesting and Culinary Uses

Regular trimming encourages new growth and allows for continuous harvesting throughout the growing season. Incorporate Tarragon into sauces, salads, and dressings to elevate your culinary creations with its unique flavor.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall do Tarragon plants grow? They typically reach heights of 12-24 inches.
What zones are suitable for growing Tarragon? They thrive in USDA hardiness zones 4-9.
Can I grow these herbs indoors? Yes, they can be cultivated indoors in containers with adequate sunlight.
How often should I water Tarragon plants? Water regularly, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings.
When can I harvest the leaves? Harvest throughout the growing season for best results.

Product Details

USDA Hardiness Zone

Zones 4-9
Soil type

Loamy or sandy, well-drained
Sunlight Exposure

Full sun to partial shade
Expected Planting Period

Spring and fall

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