Description
- This is more than enough seeds to start a nice large Anise patch in your garden! These wonderful seeds have a wonderful aroma of licorice. Your Anise seeds will produce beautiful plants loaded with wonderful aromatic foliage and seeds. This amazingly versatile plant has thousands of uses. Anise seeds taste great on cakes And cookies, or in candies and pastries! They are also great on poultry dishes and are wonderful in many ethnic dishes.
- Planting Anise and growing Tips: This wonderful herb needs consistent watering, but be careful not to over water it. Plant in full sun and make sure the soil drains well. This fast growing plant does not transplant well so plant directly from seed into your garden in early spring. The seeds should be planted 1/8 to 1/4 inch deep, and should be spaced about 1/2 inch apart and in rows about 15 inched apart.
- your garden in early spring. The seeds should be planted 1/8 to 1/4 inch deep, and should be spaced about 1/2 inch apart and in rows about 15 inched apart. Thin your seedlings to about 6-10 inches apart. The beautiful green foliage can be harvested whenever the plant has become large enough. Seeds can be gathered for consumption about 1 month after the flowers have bloomed and faded, but make sure to collect your seeds before they fall to the ground.
This annual herb has a growth habit very similar to that of dill in that it produces highly scented, beautiful, fern like leaves. It is a very easy to grow herb and self seeds itself very easily, which also means that it can become somewhat of an invasive plant if not carefully controlled. Annual.Grows to 2-3 feet tall. Days to Harvest: Any time. Days to Germinate: 7-14. Hardy up to Zone 8.
