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Arugula - Roquette (Rocket) seeds
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Description
Description
These heirloom NON-GMO Arugula seeds are ideal for growing fresh leafy greens for salads, sandwiches, and garnishes. They are suitable for home gardeners with limited space, such as container growers or small backyard plots. The quick maturity time—just 20 days for baby greens—fits well into organic gardening routines, making them popular among budget-conscious gardeners seeking fast, nutritious harvests.
For gardeners aiming to enhance soil health or attract beneficial insects, arugula acts as a good companion plant, improving the growth of neighboring vegetables without requiring large garden spaces. The seeds are also a budget-friendly option, providing high yield and flavor without compromises.
Care Instructions
Seeds should be planted ¼ inch deep in well-draining soil, kept moist, and placed in full sun to partial shade. Arugula prefers soil temperatures between 45°F and 75°F. The plant is frost tolerant and can be grown year-round in suitable climates. Proper watering and thinning are recommended for optimal growth. Seeds do not require fertilizers but may benefit from organic amendments.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can I expect to harvest arugula greens after planting?
You can harvest arugula greens as early as 20 days after planting, making it a quick and easy crop to grow.
Are arugula seeds easy to grow for beginner gardeners?
Yes, arugula seeds are very easy to grow, making them ideal for beginners and experienced gardeners alike.
Can I eat the entire arugula plant?
Absolutely! The entire arugula plant, including the seed pods, flowers, leaves, and seeds, is edible.
Is arugula frost-tolerant, and can I grow it year-round?
Arugula is frost-tolerant, so you can grow it in cooler weather or even during the winter months in some climates.
What are the benefits of growing arugula from seeds compared to buying packaged greens?
Growing arugula from seeds allows you to enjoy fresh, homegrown greens and is more cost-effective than buying pre-packaged greens.
How long does it take for arugula seeds to produce baby greens?
Arugula seeds can produce baby greens in about 20 days, providing a quick harvest for salads and garnishes.
What flavor do arugula leaves add to meals?
Arugula leaves add a deliciously tangy and peppery flavor that enhances salads, sandwiches, and many cooked dishes.
Are there companion plants that grow well with arugula?
Yes, arugula grows well alongside good companion plants like herbs, legumes, and flowering greens that support healthy growth.
Can I grow arugula seeds indoors or only outdoors?
Arugula seeds can be grown indoors in containers or outdoors, depending on your climate and gardening setup.
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"I always have problems growing arugula but most the seeds I get from here have done well so fingers crossed!"
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"About 10% of the seeds that I planted have sprouted. And the ones that have are super spicy. Much more so than what I purchased at the market. Would not purchase these again."
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"wonderful germination indoors in cell trays, and directly down into the garden in late october zone8b lowcountry of sc"
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"Looking forward to lots of arugula."
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"I have ordered from Seeds Now several times and they always give you a good deal. Love the free cucumber kit and ebook for organic gardening."
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"This is the first time I'm planting Arugula and Almost all seeds sprouted. Excited to see the second set of leaves!"
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