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Summer Savory Gardening Tips and Advice
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The leaves of savory have a peppery taste, though summer savory is sweeter and lighter than winter savory. This herb craves rich, loamy soil and lots of sun.
Find garden tools and garden containers online at Clean Air Gardening. Planting Summer SavoryYou should start seeds indoors and let the plants grow for about 7 weeks before transplanting. Plant seeds, which should germinate after three weeks, 1/8 inch deep. Do not cover the seeds with soil, since they need light to germinate. If you plant seeds outside, sow them just where you want them, but thin plants 10 or more inches apart after they’ve grown. Make some grilled country ribs with summer savory mustard marinade.
Tips for growing other vegetables: Pumpkins Tips for growing other herbs: Sage
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