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Artemisia Dracunculus Tarragon


  • Artemisia dracunculus, commonly known as tarragon, is a beloved herb, recognised for its slender, aromatic leaves and distinctive flavour. A mainstay in French cooking, tarragon lends a subtle anise note to sauces, chicken, fish, eggs, and salad dressings. To maximise its flavour, it's best to harvest the fresh leaves regularly during the growing season.

  • This hardy perennial herb forms neat, upright clumps, flourishing in garden beds, raised beds, and containers, particularly in sunny, sheltered spots. Once it's settled in, tarragon is a long-lived plant, returning year after year, making it a valuable addition to any herb garden.

  • Please note: the decorative pot shown in the images is for illustration purposes only and is not included with the plant.


  • Artemisia dracunculus, commonly known as tarragon, is a beloved herb, recognised for its slender, aromatic leaves and distinctive flavour. A mainstay in French cooking, tarragon lends a subtle anise note to sauces, chicken, fish, eggs, and salad dressings. To maximise its flavour, it's best to harvest the fresh leaves regularly during the growing season.

  • This hardy perennial herb forms neat, upright clumps, flourishing in garden beds, raised beds, and containers, particularly in sunny, sheltered spots. Once it's settled in, tarragon is a long-lived plant, returning year after year, making it a valuable addition to any herb garden.

  • Please note: the decorative pot shown in the images is for illustration purposes only and is not included with the plant.

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  • Artemisia dracunculus, commonly known as tarragon, is a beloved herb, recognised for its slender, aromatic leaves and distinctive flavour. A mainstay in French cooking, tarragon lends a subtle anise note to sauces, chicken, fish, eggs, and salad dressings. To maximise its flavour, it's best to harvest the fresh leaves regularly during the growing season.

  • This hardy perennial herb forms neat, upright clumps, flourishing in garden beds, raised beds, and containers, particularly in sunny, sheltered spots. Once it's settled in, tarragon is a long-lived plant, returning year after year, making it a valuable addition to any herb garden.

  • Please note: the decorative pot shown in the images is for illustration purposes only and is not included with the plant.