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Artemisia dracunculus

Jacquelyn GreigBLUSH!, Fragrance, Funny, GardeningLeave a comment

I’m having a Very Stupid day today :o(

Amongst the cheap plants that I bought the other day in the clearance sale from the garden centre down the hill were two limp Artemisia dracunculus.

I had no idea what they were but felt sorry for them. Aaah.

Anyhoo : I’ve just learned the other names used for this herb.

Fire Dragon.

Dragon Plant.

FRENCH TARRAGON.

And it grows into humungous bushes!

OMG : We all adore tarragon. Whenever I make a chicken pie I always put tarragon in it.

This might be stupidity that’s almost on the point of GENIUS? … LOL :o)

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