Lack of soil nutrients and lack. I love Artemis, and I love her plants.

Although you can buy tarragon seeds, you can't grow true tarragon from them. Cronewort is an invasive perennial that creeps underground; it dies back to the ground each year and can be heavily harvested (clear cuts are ok) without damage to its further prolific productivity. Wormwood and southernwood and tarragon (the last not winter-hardy in many places) are even perennials which regreen each year on last year's new wood; I prune only dead wood from them.

Sweet Suzann is the exception, being a self-seeding annual. We will visit her sacred wood on a shamanic journey. HOW DO ARTEMISIAS GROW IN YOUR GARDEN. Most Artemisias require little care. Who knows what will happen then. Most Artemisias are perennials and grow best from cuttings, not seeds.

Amazing Artemesias Derek - Goddess of the herbalist - gives her name to a genus of marvelously aromatic, safely psychedelic, highly medicinal, dazzlingly decorative, and more-or-less edible plants in the Asteraceae family.