June sowing of certain herbs

13 years ago

I generally grow most of my plants from seed. This year I belatedly thought of a few herbs that I don't have seed packets for and I'd like to try. I was wondering about June sowing for these: fennel, caraway and the winter/summer savories.

Thanks.

Comments (2)

yiorges-z5il
13 years ago
should be enough time to grow & harvest before the first killing frost
novelist
13 years ago
The summer and winter savory will do fine - they are both pretty fast growers. My March starts are huge now. Fennel should also be ok, but you might not get seeds before frost if that's what you're after.

I don't know about caraway as I haven't had any luck with it myself.
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June sowing of certain herbs

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