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ASHWAGANDHA SEED - Native to the Indian and Asian continents and predominantly cultivated for its creamy white roots that are commonly used as a tea. These roots have long been used in Ayurvedic medicine and are thought to aid in the regulation of stress, sleep, energy, immune health and more!
EASY TO GROW, HARVEST, AND ENJOY - While the plant is perennial in warmer climates, it can also be grown as a one-year annual for fall roots. Start the seeds early as possible in the spring and harvest 135 days-plus following establishment. Packet contains a minimum of 80 seeds.
SEEDS YOU CAN TRUST - Our seeds are organic, non-GMO, heirloom, untreated, and open-pollinated. This makes sourcing seed from our company an easy and ethical choice. Seeds are certified organic by Oregon Tilth: OT-017423.
KNOW THE SOURCE, GROWN IN THE USA - Our company is located in Ojai, California. We take great pride in our plants and are dedicated to bringing you the best quality seeds for your garden.
GREAT CARE, GREAT RESULTS - Our team is dedicated to bringing you only the best selection! We have spent years developing our expertise as seed specialists. Our seeds are tried and true, resulting in better germination rates and hardy harvests! All our seed packets contain complete growing instructions, including optimal planting depth, spacing for best growth, days for germination and harvest, and other seasonal and temperature requirements.
FOR BEST RESULTS - Seeds are packed by hand and marked with a "Packed On" and "Sell By" date to ensure their viability. Seeds do not expire, but we recommend planting within 15 months of purchase for best results. Happy planting!
Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) is a perennial night shade family plant native to the Indian and Asian continents and predominantly cultivated for its creamy white roots that are commonly used as a tea. The plant name is derived from the Sanskrit “ashva,” meaning horse, and “gandha,” meaning smell. The root has a strong aroma that is described as "horse-like." These roots have long been used in Ayurvedic (Indian) medicine. While the plant is perennial in warmer climates, it can also be grown as one year annual for fall roots. Start the seeds early as early as possible and harvest 135 days-plus following establishment.