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Savory (Satureja montana) – 2 plants – hardy, aromatic herb for garden & balcony – ideal for bean dishes & pickling – Mediterranean spice, easy to care for & sun-loving
Savory (Satureja montana) – 2 plants – hardy, aromatic herb for garden & balcony – ideal for bean dishes & pickling – Mediterranean spice, easy to care for & sun-loving
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🌿 Classic herb: Savory ( Satureja montana ) is an indispensable kitchen herb with a strong, slightly peppery aroma – perfect for bean dishes, stews and pickled vegetables .
☀️ Mediterranean herb plant: Prefers sunny, dry locations with well-drained soil – ideal for rock gardens, herb beds or balcony boxes.
🌸 Decorative & aromatic bloom: Between August and September, the plant bears pale purple flowers that attract bees and butterflies .
❄️ Hardy & easy to care for: This perennial, evergreen plant is robust, easy to care for and can easily tolerate dry periods.
🌱 Compact growth: With a height of about 30 cm , savory grows densely and compactly – perfect for small beds and herb arrangements.
Savory ( Satureja montana ) is a classic Mediterranean herb that should be in every herb garden. With its strong, spicy flavor, it enhances bean dishes, stews, marinades, and pickled cucumbers – providing a uniquely aromatic flavor.
The pale purple flowers in late summer (August to September) make savory not only useful but also visually appealing. It is also insect-friendly , attracting numerous bees and butterflies .
This plant thrives in full sun and dry, well-drained soil . It is easy to care for, winter-hardy, and perennial , making it ideal for rock gardens, herb beds, and patio containers . Its compact growth habit of approximately 30 cm ensures it remains attractive and bushy.
– Botanical name: Satureja montana
– German name: Savory (Winter Savory)
– Flower color: pale violet
– Flowering period: August – September
– Leaf color: green
– Height: approx. 30 cm
– Habitat: Rocky steppes, herb garden
– Location: sunny, warm
– Soil: dry, well-drained
– Hardy: yes
– Uses: Culinary, bean dishes, pickling, spice, insect-friendly plant
– Scent: spicy, peppery
💡 Tip: For maximum aroma, harvest the shoots just before flowering and use fresh or store dried in an airtight container.
