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Arugula Seeds Open Pollinated Quick View
xArugula Seeds
Eruca sativa
Arugula is the perfect herb to add flavor to your salad with its delicious spicy flavor! Cut in 20 days for baby leaf, or grow it for 40 days to harvest mature leaves. Dark green leaves grow in loose heads and have their best flavor when they are 2-3" long. Sow Arugula seeds every three weeks for a continuous harvest. It self seeds freely and may become invasive if left unchecked.
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Winter Chervil Seeds Open Pollinated Quick View
xWinter Chervil Seeds
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On Sale! Out of Stock Pepper Cress Seeds Open Pollinated Quick View
xPepper Cress Seeds
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On Sale! Bouquet Dill Seeds Open Pollinated Quick View
xBouquet Dill Seeds
Anethum graveolens
This most widely grown Dill cultivar is a worthwhile addition to your herb garden. The leaves can be used to flavor various foods, especially those containing eggs, potatoes, and fish. The large seed heads are great to use for pickling things. Dill is widely used in Scandinavian cuisine. This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies, and birds.
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On Sale! Dukat Dill Seeds Open Pollinated Quick View
xDukat Dill Seeds
Anethum graveolens
This Dill has a high essential oil content and is the sweetest of all the varieties we work with. Dukat is similar to Bouquet Dill in size and color but has slightly heavier foliage and begins blooming a week later. It is better adapted to warmer growing conditions and holds the leaf stage longer than other varieties.
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On Sale! Mammoth Long Island Dill Seeds Open Pollinated Quick View
xMammoth Long Island Dill Seeds
Anethum graveolens
The herbage grown from our Mammoth Long Island Dill seeds are used as a pickling spice, food flavoring, and garnish. The leaves can be dried for later use. It grows a little taller than Bouquet Dill with sparser foliage that is more green in color. Higher yields and earlier maturity than other varieties. Considered the best variety for pickling!
Starting at $3.48 USD