Name: Slow Bolt Arugula Seeds for Planting - Heirloom Non GMO Herbs for Home Garden
Brand: Plant Hush
SKU: 01970c81-2354-4898-be83-b2571f68ec74
Price: 5.57 USD

Slow Bolt Arugula Seeds for Planting - Heirloom Non GMO Herbs for Home Garden

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Slow Bolt Arugula Latin Name: Eruca vesicaria sativa Slow Bolt Color: Classic leafy salad greens Arugula Flavor: Bright and... Leer más...

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Slow Bolt Arugula Seeds for Planting - Heirloom Non GMO Herbs for Home Garden

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Slow Bolt Arugula Latin Name:	Eruca vesicaria sativa
Slow Bolt Color:	Classic leafy salad greens
Arugula Flavor:	Bright and peppery similar to mustard to radish "baby greens". Smaller 2-3" leaves will be sweeter and more tender than larger, more coarse greens.

Days to Maturity:	40-45
Days to Germination:	5-7
Arugula Seeding Depth:	1/4 inches
Plant Spacing:	6-12 inches
Row Spacing:	6-12 inches
Roquette Height:	12-18 inches
Growth Habit:	Weedy and quickly spreading mound similar to dandelion or mustard
Soil Preference:	Organic, fertilized, consistently moist, well-drained
Temperature Preference:	Cooler, 45-65°F
Light Preference:	Full sun in cooler climates, partial shade in warm summers

Slow Bolt Arugula Latin Name:	Eruca vesicaria sativa
Slow Bolt Color:	Classic leafy salad greens
Arugula Flavor:	Bright and peppery similar to mustard to radish "baby greens". Smaller 2-3" leaves will be sweeter and more tender than larger, more coarse greens.

Days to Maturity:	40-45
Days to Germination:	5-7
Arugula Seeding Depth:	1/4 inches
Plant Spacing:	6-12 inches
Row Spacing:	6-12 inches
Roquette Height:	12-18 inches
Growth Habit:	Weedy and quickly spreading mound similar to dandelion or mustard
Soil Preference:	Organic, fertilized, consistently moist, well-drained
Temperature Preference:	Cooler, 45-65°F
Light Preference:	Full sun in cooler climates, partial shade in warm summers