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TKE Farms & Gardens - Large Leaf Sorrel Seeds for Planting, 500 Mg, 500 Heirloom Seeds, Non-GMO, Packet Includes Instructions for Growing, Rumex acetosa, Qty 1
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TKE Farms & Gardens - Large Leaf Sorrel Seeds for Features
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Germination and Seed Quality: These Large Leaf Sorrel seeds are open-pollinated, non-GMO, and heirloom, ensuring a high germination rate and preserving the plant's natural, robust characteristics.
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Variety Characteristics: Known scientifically as Rumex acetosa, this variety is distinguished by its large, arrow-shaped leaves and is favored for its sharp, lemony flavor.
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Specific Uses: Primarily used in culinary contexts, its tangy leaves enhance salads, soups, and sauces. It's also valued for its moderate nutritional content, including vitamins and minerals.
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Ease of Cultivation: Large Leaf Sorrel is easy to grow, preferring cool temperatures and partial shade but adaptable to full sun. It's resilient in various soil types and can be harvested repeatedly during the season.
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Customer Support: If an issue arises with seed quality or plant health, please reach out so that we can make every effort to ensure you are satisfied with your purchase.
About TKE Farms & Gardens - Large Leaf Sorrel Seeds For
Large Leaf Sorrel, known scientifically as Rumex acetosa, is a perennial herb valued for its tangy, lemon-flavored leaves. This variety features larger, arrow-shaped leaves compared to other sorrels, making it a favorite in culinary use. It's often used fresh in salads, soups, and sauces, adding a distinct, sharp flavor. Large Leaf Sorrel is easy to grow, preferring cool temperatures and partial shade, though it can tolerate full sun. It thrives in well-drained soil and can be harvested multiple times throughout the growing season. Besides its culinary appeal, sorrel is also known for its modest vitamin and mineral content.
