This fast growing herb produces symmetrical branches with dark green leaves and pink flowers. Pick the leaves when they are about 6 inches high and before the plant flowers. When summer savory is allowed to flower the flavor is not as good. Plant this herb in rich soil and in a sunny location. Summer savory is used to flavor soups, sauces and stews. It may be grown indoors or outdoors. (Annual)

Packet size: 1 gram

Summer Savory - This herb prefers moderately rich, loose soil and sunny location. Sow directly in garden, Savory is difficult to transplant. Plant seed 1/4" deep or broadcast over the selected area. Cover the new seeds with a light soil blanket. This herb requires a lot of water and must be kept moist during dry periods. Tucson Planting Information: plant early spring and again in August through October. We have grown dill year round in Tucson.