Herb Sorrel Red Veined Seeds
Sorrel Red Veined is an easy to grow perennial herb that has a distinctive tangy lemony taste that adds flavour to a salad, makes an excellent soup or sauce for fish.
Sorrel Red Veined Herb has very attractive foliage with leaves that are light green with deep red veining - it looks as good in the garden as on a plate with mixed salad leaves. It does have a strong flavour so best use just a couple of leaves in a salad.
Sorrel leaves are at their best when young & tender as the older ones tend to be tough & bitter. If it is sown early it can be picked in its first season (about 6-8 weeks from sowing). As a perennial it will begin to grow from February the following year.
Red Veined Sorrel will reach a height & spread of 30cm and although it requires very little maintenance a regular chop back will encourage new foliage & prevent it from going to seed.
Red Veined Sorrel makes an attractive & useful container plant.
Sorrel Red Veined Herb Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 500 seeds per pack. |
| Site: |
Sunny/partially shaded, fertile soil.
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| When to Sow |
February to July.
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| How to Sow: |
Direct sow seed 1cm deep and 5cm apart, water carefully. Thin successful seedlings to 50cm apart when about 6 weeks old.
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| Care: |
Pick regularly/chop it back to ensure growth of new tasty leaves and prevent it going to seed.
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| Harvest: | April to October. |
When to Sow Sorrel Red Veined Herb Seeds
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Herb Sorrel Red Veined Seeds
Herb Sorrel Red Veined Seeds
Sorrel Red Veined is an easy to grow perennial herb that has a distinctive tangy lemony taste that adds flavour to a salad, makes an excellent soup or sauce for fish.
Sorrel Red Veined Herb has very attractive foliage with leaves that are light green with deep red veining - it looks as good in the garden as on a plate with mixed salad leaves. It does have a strong flavour so best use just a couple of leaves in a salad.
Sorrel leaves are at their best when young & tender as the older ones tend to be tough & bitter. If it is sown early it can be picked in its first season (about 6-8 weeks from sowing). As a perennial it will begin to grow from February the following year.
Red Veined Sorrel will reach a height & spread of 30cm and although it requires very little maintenance a regular chop back will encourage new foliage & prevent it from going to seed.
Red Veined Sorrel makes an attractive & useful container plant.
Sorrel Red Veined Herb Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 500 seeds per pack. |
| Site: |
Sunny/partially shaded, fertile soil.
|
| When to Sow |
February to July.
|
| How to Sow: |
Direct sow seed 1cm deep and 5cm apart, water carefully. Thin successful seedlings to 50cm apart when about 6 weeks old.
|
| Care: |
Pick regularly/chop it back to ensure growth of new tasty leaves and prevent it going to seed.
|
| Harvest: | April to October. |
When to Sow Sorrel Red Veined Herb Seeds
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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Description
Sorrel Red Veined is an easy to grow perennial herb that has a distinctive tangy lemony taste that adds flavour to a salad, makes an excellent soup or sauce for fish.
Sorrel Red Veined Herb has very attractive foliage with leaves that are light green with deep red veining - it looks as good in the garden as on a plate with mixed salad leaves. It does have a strong flavour so best use just a couple of leaves in a salad.
Sorrel leaves are at their best when young & tender as the older ones tend to be tough & bitter. If it is sown early it can be picked in its first season (about 6-8 weeks from sowing). As a perennial it will begin to grow from February the following year.
Red Veined Sorrel will reach a height & spread of 30cm and although it requires very little maintenance a regular chop back will encourage new foliage & prevent it from going to seed.
Red Veined Sorrel makes an attractive & useful container plant.
Sorrel Red Veined Herb Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 500 seeds per pack. |
| Site: |
Sunny/partially shaded, fertile soil.
|
| When to Sow |
February to July.
|
| How to Sow: |
Direct sow seed 1cm deep and 5cm apart, water carefully. Thin successful seedlings to 50cm apart when about 6 weeks old.
|
| Care: |
Pick regularly/chop it back to ensure growth of new tasty leaves and prevent it going to seed.
|
| Harvest: | April to October. |
When to Sow Sorrel Red Veined Herb Seeds
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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