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SORREL – Large Leaf
(250 seeds)
$3.95
Tangy flavour for creative cooking
251 in stock
It’s a green-leafed perennial – but those young leaves have a remarkably citrussy taste. Is it something new? Well, people have been eating sorrel for centuries, and this variety was among the most popular since it would be among the first greens people could enjoy after a long, cold winter. But sorrel is no famine food. The French were quick to pick up on the possibilities its flavour implies, and they use young leaves in salads, soups, as a culinary herb, and even as a vegetable in its own right. Rediscover a leaf veg that’s famed for both its flavour and nutritional value.
Days to Harvest
60 days onwardPosition/Sunlight
Full SunWatering
MediumPlant Spacing
30cmPlant Height
1-1.2mAdditional Features
Herbs, Containers, Cuisine, Cut-and-Come-Again, Easy Care Plants, Edible, HeirloomGrowing Information
How to Sow
Sow your seeds direct or in containers in spring, just covering them for easy germination. Keep them moist until they begin to emerge.
How to Harvest
Pick fresh sorrel leaves when they are young and tender, just 8 – 12 cm tall. Harvest cut-and-come-again through the growing season.
Product Details
| Common Name: | SORREL - Large Leaf |
| Scientific Name: | Rumex acetosa |
| Seeds Per Packet: | Approx 250 |
| Germination Time: | 7-14 days |
| Days to Harvest: | 60 days onward |
| Position/Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Watering: | Medium |
| Plant Height: | 1-1.2m |
| Plant Spacing: | 30cm |
| Sow Depth: | 3mm |
| Row Spacing: | 40cm |
| Companion Plants: | Rosemary, Sage, Thyme |
| Cool Sow: | Sep-Nov |
| Warm Sow: | Sep-Jan |
| Tropical Sow: | All Year |
| Additional Features: | Herbs, Containers, Cuisine, Cut-and-Come-Again, Easy Care Plants, Edible, Heirloom |
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