What does Summer Savory taste like?
Summer Savory has a warm, peppery flavor somewhere between thyme and marjoram. It is the classic herb for green and dried beans, and it also seasons sausages, stuffing, soups, and egg dishes beautifully.
Is Summer Savory an annual or perennial?
Summer savory is an annual, so it completes its life in one growing season. It grows quickly, giving you a harvest in a single summer, and reseeds easily if you let some flowers mature.
When and how do I sow Summer Savory seeds?
Sow after the last frost, pressing the tiny seeds lightly onto the surface since they need light to germinate. Grow in full sun and average, well-drained soil, and thin plants to about 6 to 8 inches apart.
How tall does Summer Savory grow?
It forms a slender, bushy plant about 12 to 18 inches tall. Its compact size makes it a good fit for herb beds and containers alike.
How do I harvest Summer Savory?
Snip sprigs once plants are 6 inches tall, and harvest most heavily just before it flowers when the flavor peaks. You can cut whole stems to dry for winter use.
How many Summer Savory seeds are in the packet?
This is a generous packet of about 850 heirloom, non-GMO seeds. Sow a fresh batch every few weeks for a steady supply of tender leaves all summer.
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