Rumex acetosa This species is Garden Sorrel, a perennial
salad and seasoning green with lemony tasting leaves, 6-12” long, borne in compact clumps that are productive for about 4 years. Space 12” apart for perennial plantings, or 8-10” for single season beds. Ideal salad picking size is 3-4” long. Larger leaves are cooked with fish, or to make a famous soup. French Sorrel
(R. scutatus) has smaller, rounder leaves, and is far too oxalic for salad use. Sheep Sorrel
(R. acetosella) is the common weed that spreads by runners, and a nice little salad leaf if you already have it. Seeds Per Packet: 500 Seeds Per Ounce: 28,000
Garden Sorrel Blonde green leaves, mild flavored, and quick growing from seed. A seasonal salad standard for us from September thru winter and on into summer, when plants run to bloom. Pollen is food for several beneficials, including minute pirate bug, big eyed bug, and other generalist predators. pricing and more
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