Tarragon ‘Russian Tarragon’

Photographs of this planting through the 2026 season, oldest first.

The photographs

A leggy herb on 6 June, one thin stem running up out of the frame with its leaves spaced along it, each blade cut into a few coarse uneven lobes so it reads torn rather than toothed and the lowest cut deepest, all of it cool and shadowless in open shade.
Week of 1 JuneA leggy herb on 6 June, one thin stem running up out of the frame with its leaves spaced along it, each blade cut into a few coarse uneven lobes so it reads torn rather than toothed and the lowest cut deepest, all of it cool and shadowless in open shade.
One wiry stem on 9 July, thin enough to see straight through it, carrying narrow strap-shaped leaves angled up and brightest yellow-green where the low sun catches the tip — several lower ones torn away, spider silk strung between the shoots.
Week of 6 JulyOne wiry stem on 9 July, thin enough to see straight through it, carrying narrow strap-shaped leaves angled up and brightest yellow-green where the low sun catches the tip — several lower ones torn away, spider silk strung between the shoots.

What it gave

First harvest
23 July 2026
Total picked
0.03 lb

What happened

Crop
Tarragon
Variety
Russian Tarragon
Transplanted
7 June 2026
Status
vegetative

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