Currykraut

Variety

Currykraut

Approved Data

created by Jessi1 at 04.09.2021

Features

Growth habit

lifespan: perennial

strong lateral shoot development

warm germination

subshrub

growth habit: upright-bushy

self-seeding

flower: continuous bloomer

height: 50 - 60 cm

wide: 30 - 40 cm

propagation by cuttings

growth habit: upright flower stems

propagation by seeds

herbs

Nutzungsart: Mischkultur

Keimung: Lichtkeimer

Wuchs: nicht invasiv

Schnitt: Auslichtung

Schnitt: Verjüngung

Schnitt: Form

Schnitt: zeitiges Frühjahr

Blütenform: korbblütig

Life cycle: sprouts in spring

Vermehrung: samenfest

Location

planting: bed

planting: outdoor

planting: raised bed

Soil: regular garden soil

Soil: gravelly to sandy

Soil: light to medium-heavy

planting: open balcony or terrace

planting: covered balcony or terrace

Gartenstil: Kräutergarten

Soil moisture: moderately dry to fresh

Planting: rock garden / alpine garden

Planting: frost-protected

Planting: pots, tubs, or boxes

Light: Sun

Water: moderately

planting: herb spiral

Boden: kalkhaltig

Pflanzung: Bauerngarten

Pflanzung: Staudenbeet

Gartenstil: Duftgarten

Color

Flower yellow

Blätter: silbergrau

Season Overview

Propagating

Planting

Harvest

Description

The curry herb is good for seasoning or as a tea. It is best only briefly enticed, because it quickly tastes bitter. Before flowering from May, it has the best flavor, but can also be harvested during or after flowering. harvest. If you dry it, it tastes very bitter. But can be used decoratively as a dried flower. It is hardy to about - 5 degrees and should only be overwintered with protection. However, it is easy to propagate by seed or cuttings.

Non hybrid

Frostproof