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Arugula Seed
Any luck planting bok choy and arugula seeds in July?
I realize that bok choy and arugula are happiest in cool weather, but I was wondering if anyone has had any success planting these seeds this time of year, and any advice as to keeping the plants from overheating (and thus bolting).
I live in zone 4, but even here it can get very hot in the summer.
I'm in zone 6 and it's way too hot in July so I'm waiting until mid August or early September. Both plants like much cooler weather.
Gardening 2009: Harvesting Arugula Seeds: 1
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Arugula Seed Kit
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DescriptionArugula Seed Kit - Salsa Garden - A fiesta at your fingertips! Grow cherry tomatoes and jalapeno peppers for making your own delicious salsas, sauces, and chili s. Includes: 2 red cherry tomatoes seedpods, 1 jalapeno pepper seedpod... |
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Arugula Seeds
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DescriptionCATEGORY: GREENSARUGULA (Eruca sativa)Delicious salad green has a spicy flavor, a rage in salads. THESE SEEDS ARE PACKAGED IN GLASS VIALS CONTAINING 2 OR MORE SEEDSPLANTING INSTRUCTIONS |
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Wild Rocket Arugula Seeds
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DescriptionCATEGORY: GREENSWILD ROCKET ARUGULA (Poterium sanquisorba) Tasty in salads, great cucumber like flavor. THESE SEEDS ARE PACKAGED IN GLASS VIALS CONTAINING 2 OR MORE SEEDSPLANTING INSTRUCTIONS |
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Arugula-Roquette Salad
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DescriptionA staple of the salad mix, Seeds of Change Arugula is great for cutting young or selling in bunches when mature. Deeply cut, arrow-shaped leaves and white flowers are all edible. These USDA-certified organic seeds are sold in hermetically sealed envelopes, which provide a two-year shelf life... |
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Arugula Organic Sprouting Seeds 1 Pound
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DescriptionYou are purchasing 1 Pound. Arugula has a very strong peppery taste and feel to its sprout. This is NOT a mild tasting sprout. It should be ADDED to other sprouts, raw sprouted soups and raw salads... |
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Arugula Seeds - Italian
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DescriptionThe luscious tangy leaves of Italian arugula, also called rocket salad in England and roquette in France, are easy to grow, carefree and absolutely essential in today's wonderful salads. The nutty zip they give to mixtures of lettuce and other greens becomes a taste you'll crave and wouldn't do without... |
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Arugula Seeds - 4 Oz. Resealable Bag - Use for Indoor Gardening, Growing Microgreens & More | Micro Greens Salad Garden
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DescriptionArugula Microgreens: Arugula is easy to grow and fast. It's a favorite and generally considered a staple of the spicier side of micro greens and baby salad greens. The peppery taste gets less intense as it grows bigger... |
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Microgreens: A Guide To Growing Nutrient-Packed Greens
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DescriptionWith simple instructions, Microgreens: A Guide to Growing Nutrient-Packed Greens by Eric Franks and Jasmine Richardson, shows readers how to grow their own little greens of arugula, basil, purple cabbage, chard, radishes, broccoli, cilantro, and more... |
How should I keep Arugula seeds for planting next Spring? Dry them individually or in the pod, or what?
We have harvested some Arugula seeds from plants we grew this summer, and would like to plant the seeds next Spring. How should we treat them for planting? They are in pods. Should we dry them outside the pod, or plant the entire pod?
Either way if fine as long as you keep them cool and dry and not in the sunlight, I also keep mine in airtight containers to keep any moisture out. Come Spring plant away and Good Luck
