Seed Needs Winter Savory Seeds to Plant Heirloom Non-GMO Herbs 1 Pack by SeedNeeds

Seed Needs Winter Savory Seeds to Plant Heirloom Non-GMO Herbs 1 Pack

$11.98
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Seed Needs Winter Savory Seeds to Plant Heirloom Non-GMO Herbs 1 Pack by SeedNeeds

Seed Needs Winter Savory Seeds to Plant Heirloom Non-GMO Herbs 1 Pack

$11.98

About This

  • Growing Environment: Thrives outdoors in rocky, sunny sites; well-adapted for sunny indoor or balcony pots.
  • Growth Habit: Compact, semi-evergreen woody perennial sub-shrub with glossy, stiff needle-like foliage.
  • Culinary & Medicinal Uses: Pungent, spicy seasoning for hearty soups, wild game, and bean dishes, aiding digestion.
  • Harvesting & Timing: Snip tender young tips 65–80 days after seedling emergence; prune regularly to prevent woodiness.
  • Quality: Fresh seeds for the current & following season that originate from a temperature & moisture-controlled facility.
  • Quantity: Generous seed counts allow you to share with friends and family or easily store the extras for next season.
  • Packets: Beautifully illustrated 3.5" x 5" packets feature easy, step-by-step seed sowing guides on the back.
  • Promise: We never knowingly supply GMO products. Majority of our seeds are open-pollinated & heirloom with a few hybrids.
  • Germination: Get the freshest seed from growers. When sown correctly, you will start seeing results in just a few days.
  • Freshness: Seeds are safely secured in tear & moisture-resistant packaging, keeping them fresher, longer than competitors.

Overview

  • Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Outdoor
  • Brand : Seed Needs
  • Material Feature : Heirloom
  • Color : Green
  • Special Feature : Easy to Grow, Heirloom, Multiple Herbal Uses, Non-GMO, Untreated Seed
  • Expected Blooming Period : Winter
  • Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
  • Unit Count : 500 Count
  • Expected Planting Period : Winter
  • Product Care Instructions : sow shallowly in full sun and poor, sharp-draining soil; harvest woody-stemmed perennial leaves sparingly in its first year. sow shallowly in full sun and poor, sharp-draining soil; harvest woody-stemmed perennial leaves sparingly in its first year.

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