Also known as Rocket Salad. Ready in 30 - 45 days. Thrives in cool weather. A salad herb with a peppery/sweet taste to add flavor to your salads. Easy to grow.
Pick the young leaves for your salads. Leaves will get bitter when the plant begins to bloom.
Also known as Italian Dandelion or Radichetta. Ready in 65 days. Prefers cool temperatures
(55-75° F) but will tolerate both heat & cold. Long (12-18"), indented dark-green leaves with a well-marked white rib, it forms a large straight head. Leaves are tastiest when young. Used in salads or as cooked greens seasoned with garlic and olive oil. A fast grower and fairly hardy.
Perennial Herb. Plants resemble bunching onions and
in summer have a lavender blossom that is very attractive. Cut off these blooms
after flowering. Cut tops frequently to assure a continuous supply of new, fresh
leaves. Divide clumps and reset every 2-3 years. Height 12".
A useful, versatile
and well known annual herb grown for flavoring soups, salads
and in many table recipes. Dried or green stems are used when pickling
cucumbers. Harvest when plants are full grown and seeds are formed but still
green. Cut a portion of stem with each head. Can be dried, stored in glass
jars and used when needed.
Perennial. Height
1 to 1½'A herb grown for its leaves which can
be used in soups, salads, and meats. Goes well with tomatoes. Leaves can be used fresh or dried.
Easy to grow hardy plants.
Ready in 70 days. Dark green,
deep cut and finely curled leaves are used for garnishing, seasoning and in cooking.
Outer leaves are pinched off as needed allowing center leaves to grow on. Dry
leaves and keep in jars for winter use. Chopped leaves freeze well.
350 Parsley: Plain Leaved 2 G
Cost: $0.89
Ready in 72 days. Medium dark
green, flat, heavy leaves are strongly flavored. Used as seasoning. The outer
leaves are picked as needed leaving center leaves to grow on. Dry leaves and keep in
jars for winter use. Chopped leaves freeze well.