Samen Mauser Anis Seeds – Aromatic Herb Seeds for Home Gardens
Anis (Pimpinella anisum) is a fragrant herb cultivated for its aromatic seeds, widely used in culinary and herbal applications. These seeds from Samen Mauser offer a reliable starting point for growing this classic herb in your own garden.
Aromatic seeds with a sweet, distinctive flavour profile
Sowing period spans March through May for flexible seasonal planning
Harvest ready in September and October
Prefers sunny to partially shaded positions in the garden bed
Das zeichnet Anis aus
Anis is a traditional herb with a long history of culinary and herbal use. The seeds develop a warm, sweet aroma that makes them a versatile ingredient in baking, cooking, and herbal preparations. As a non-bio-certified seed product, it offers a straightforward option for gardeners seeking reliable germination without organic certification premiums.
Ideal for...
Home gardeners and herb enthusiasts who enjoy cultivating aromatic plants from seed. Anis suits balcony planters, raised beds, and traditional kitchen gardens where space is available for a dedicated herb row.
Anwendung von Anis Seeds
Sow seeds directly outdoors from March to May, once frost risk has passed
Choose a sunny to partially shaded location with well-drained soil
Thin seedlings to adequate spacing once they reach a few centimetres in height
Harvest seeds in September and October when seed heads are dry
Samen Mauser is a Swiss seed supplier offering a range of vegetable and herb seeds for amateur and professional gardeners. The brand focuses on traditional seed varieties with straightforward cultivation requirements.
Anis (Pimpinella anisum) is an aromatic herb grown for its seeds, which are used in cooking, baking, and herbal preparations. The seeds have a sweet, distinctive flavour.
Sow Anis seeds directly outdoors from March to May, once the risk of frost has passed. The seeds germinate in sunny to partially shaded positions.
Anis seeds are ready for harvest in September and October, when the seed heads have dried out on the plant.
Anis prefers a sunny to half-shaded position with well-drained garden soil. It is a low-maintenance herb that does not require specific soil amendments.
No, these Anis seeds are not organically certified. They are conventional seed stock from Samen Mauser without bio-certification.
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