December 30, 2025
You may have dropped in a few years ago when we first introduced winter savory to our readers. At that time, it was one of the newest herbs to be added to my raised bed. Honestly, I don’t use it very often for the culinary benefits it offers but there is another reason why this savory herb is going to remain in my garden.
Here is a short month by month photographic look at the transitioning of winter savory from September to December. In mid to late fall lovely, little white blossoms began to cover the plant.
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September
October
November
December
If you’re ready to enjoy a fireside bowl of beans prepared with the piney, robust flavor of winter savory, try this easy recipe on a chilly winter night.
Linda Alexander, Dallas County Master Gardener Class of 2008
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