
It is very easy to grow lovage from seed. I direct sowed the seeds outdoors in the vegetable garden. I would suggest planting a few seeds and then thin to one plant. Since this plant is a perennial, you should pick a good spot for its forever home. I transplanted my lovage plant in my herb garden. Lovage like full sun and can tolerate a little shade.

In the Spring of the second year, my lovage plant sprouted early and grew up really fast – a little over 3 feet by early May. This plant can get up to 8 feet tall. I am trying to keep my lovage plant trimmed so it doesn’t get that tall. I would suggest trimming it when the stems are thin because they are hollow.
How easy is this plant!