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Wild Arugula
Smaller, punchier, and hardier than standard arugula, the wild strain is beautiful and delicious.
Garden Pack
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(og) Organically Grown Seed
$2.50 / $2.00 for members
If you already like arugula, you'll like wild arugula even more. If you already dislike arugula, well, steer clear. Wild arugula has an amplified arugula flavor, while its smaller leaves and pretty color make for a refined impression. Grab a small handful and toss chopped into a salad for a terrific arugula bite, or steam older leaves for use as a side green.
250 seeds per pack.
How to Grow Wild Arugula
Fast-growing green can be direct sown as soon as soil can be worked. If transplanting, transplant promptly; the fast-growing seedlings resent checked growth, which can cause them to bolt prematurely. Harvest when young for fresh use, when slightly older for braising. The cool-loving green doesn't particularly like mid-summer, but it will do well most of the season: keep on sowing! Arugula is very hardy and will grow through winter with the protection of a cold frame or low tunnel.
(Date suggestions reflect our early- to mid-May last frost date here in the Hudson Valley)
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